Reducing susceptibility to electrostatic discharge damage during die-to-die bonding for 3-D packaged integrated circuits
A technology of integrated circuits and bare chips, which is applied in the direction of circuits, electrical components, and electrical solid-state devices, and can solve problems such as packaging of integrated circuits with single bare chips
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[0016] In the description that follows, the scope of the term "some embodiments" is not limited to mean more than one embodiment, but the scope may include one embodiment, more than one embodiment, or possibly all embodiments.
[0017] figure 1 is a cross-sectional view (not drawn to scale) of the second tier die and the first tier die before attachment and bonding. figure 1 A first tier die 102 is illustrated in , having a set of conductive bumps 104 attached to a package substrate 106 . For ease of illustration, the under bump metallization layer for the conductive bump 104 is not shown. The second tier die 108 will be attached to the set of conductive bumps 110 on the first tier die 102 . Conductive bumps 110 may be formed on the backside of the first tier die 102 . Die attach is performed at a temperature that may cause warping of package substrate 106 and die 102 . This warping may be at figure 1 in exaggeration.
[0018] figure 1 A set of conductive bumps on the b...
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