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Substrate Integration

Integration at substrate level

Due to increased demand for high-performance but cost-efficient solutions, extended functionalities are also integrated at package or module level using established technologies. This allows our developers to integrate several components into one package (system-in-package – SiP). Several packages can also be stacked three-dimensionally (package-on-package). Use of 3D-technologies at circuit-board level is also increasing. One new assembly method here is embedding bare dies in the substrate. In the future integrating optical functions will also be possible.


Substrate Integration Technology 2008

 
Cost-effective bonding process for optical interconnection technology
Department System Integration & Interconnetion Technologies
Integration of thin chips
Department System Integration & Interconnetion Technologies
New developments in the realm of encapsulation processes
Department System Integration & Interconnetion Technologies
Stretchable systems
Department System Integration & Interconnetion Technologies
Interface reactions in wire bonding
Department System Integration & Interconnetion Technologies
3D wafer level assembly
Department System Integration & Interconnetion Technologies
LED modules and white light conversion
Department System Integration & Interconnetion Technologies
Thin glass waveguides
Department System Integration & Interconnetion Technologies
glassPack - thin glass based packaging
Department System Integration & Interconnetion Technologies
Smart plastics
Department Polytronic Systems
Thin wafer handling
Department Polytronic Systems
Gold nano lawn: a new interconnection technique
Department Polytronic Systems
Analysis and Test of Integrated Systems
Department Polytronic Systems
Reliability of components under extreme conditions
Department PCB Soldering Training/Qualification and Micro Mechatronics
Stress-measurement for microsystems
Department PCB Soldering Training/Qualification and Micro Mechatronics
TexLab: Project ConText
Contactless sensors for body monitoring incorporated in textiles

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