Originally Aired - Thursday, January 30 • 12:30 PM - 12:45 PM Pacific Time (US & Canada)
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Location: Chiphead Theater
Title: Use of Thin Film Resistors in Organic Substrates for Modules & Chip Packaging
Session Handouts Available Upon Speaker Approval: 1
Description:
The integration of thin film resistors into organic substrates for module and integrated circuit (IC) packaging presents a transformative approach to electronics design. This methodology offers a multitude of benefits for both mechanical and electrical criteria. By embedding thin film resistors directly within the organic substrate layers, the need for discrete resistors is significantly reduced, thereby conserving valuable surface area on the substrate. Furthermore, the elimination of vias results in a reduction of signal path interruptions. This streamlined architecture facilitates a smoother signal transmission, which is particularly beneficial for high-frequency applications. This design contributes to superior high-frequency response, with reduced parasitic capacitance and inductance, leading to improved signal integrity and performance. The manufacturing process of embedding thin film resistors requires a novel new resistive material but utilizes traditional processing techniques, ensuring a seamless integration into existing production lines. This compatibility with conventional fabrication methods ensures that the transition to this innovative design can be adopted with minimal disruption to current manufacturing workflows. In summary, the use of thin film resistors embedded in organic substrates for modules and IC packaging is a forward-thinking solution that addresses the ever-increasing demands for miniaturization, efficiency, and high-frequency performance in the electronics industry.
Type: Lightning Talk
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