Three-dimensional integrated system thermal analysis method based on silicon through hole
A technology of three-dimensional integration and through-silicon vias, which is applied in the field of microelectronics, can solve problems such as the lack of consideration of the TSV lateral thermal resistance of the three-dimensional integrated system, and the poor thermal reliability of the three-dimensional integrated system, and achieve a cost-effective and high-precision solution. Effect
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[0031] In the three-dimensional integrated system, there are four TSVs for heat dissipation around each power unit. By calculating the influence of TSVs on carrier mobility, the appropriate safe working distance between TSVs and power units can be determined. Different layers of chips are bonded through silicon dioxide or polymer materials. Wherein, the material and thickness of the TSV filling metal, the material and thickness of the insulating layer, the material and thickness of the bulk silicon, and the material and thickness of the bonding layer can be varied. The bottom surface of the underlying chip is connected to a heat sink, and the heat sink can effectively dissipate heat through heat convection, heat radiation, and heat transfer. The top view and section view of the 3D integrated system are shown in figure 1 .
[0032] Heat is dissipated mainly in two ways. The first way is to conduct heat vertically through the bulk silicon, and the second way is to conduct hea...
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