| Wafer metallization and redistribution
|
An electroless plating technique uses zinc and
palladium to ensure bond pads will achieve lower contact resistance
than gold. If necessary, bond pads can be redistributed from
the periphery to the center of the chip. |
|
| Wafer Bumping |
High-resolution stencil printers to create a dense
peripheral or array pattern of conductive polymer bumps. |
|
| Dicing wafers into chips |
Bumped wafers are diced into chips, which are then waffle
packed prior to assembly. |
|
| Known good die testing |
We offer low-cost known good die testing and burn-in.
|
|
| Chip-to-substrate assembly
|
Using fully automatic flip chip aligner-bonders,
the chip is assembled to the substrate. |
|
| Electrical testing |
We provide final testing to your specification.
|
Our technology services range from helping you consider PFC
scenarios to helping you create your own PFC production facilities:
|
|
| Application evaluation |
Our development laboratory can evaluate and optimize
solutions for potential PFC applications. |
|
| Interconnect design |
We can assist your chip designers in creating
an ideal bond pad layout for implementing a flip chip PFC interconnect
pattern. |
|
| Prototyping |
We will conduct small product runs to optimize
your implementation of the PFC process. |
|
| Licensing |
We make our PFC expertise and patents available
through expedited, user-friendly licensing options. |
|
| Training |
Complete technology-transfer training is available
for PFC licensees. |
|
| Technical support |
Our engineering staff is ready to assist you with
all aspects of PFC processing. |
|
|