3D IC stacking technology
By: Banqiu Wu, Ajay Kumar, Sesh Ramaswami, editors
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional
Published: 2011
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 521
ISBN-13: 9780071741958
Subjects: TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Electronics / Semiconductors; Three-dimensional integrated circuits; Microelectronic packaging
Other titles: Three D IC stacking technology
Description: "The latest advances in three-dimensional integrated circuit stacking technology 3D IC Stacking Technology is a comprehensive resource on three-dimensional stacking technology, including scientific theory, processing methods, applications, and an overview of the industry's technological future. The book is targeted to semiconductor engineers and portable device designers. The quality and functional capabilities of nearly all of today's electronic devices and the production lines that produce them are dependent on key internal semiconductor components--ICs. Lithography and packaging integration are the determining factors in keeping pace with the electronics industry's quest to have more and more transistors on chip product by shrinking ICs and other related products, or by stacking the multiple chips into one chip device. This in-depth volume covers these cutting-edge technologies.  3D IC Stacking Technology  Focuses on industrial applications  Includes detailed fabrication processes Covers a separate fabrication step in each chapter, written by an industry expert Provides a one-stop knowledge resource for 3D IC technology Discusses future applications and device design potentials Comprehensive coverage: Design challenges; Process sequence integration; TSV etch; Chemical vapor; Barrier/ seed deposition; ECD fill; Chemical mechanical polishing; Wafer thinning; Temporary and permanent bonding; Cost of ownership"--

"This pioneering work explores three-dimensional integrated circuit stacking technology which allows for more transistors on a chip and benefits portable electronics device design with smaller-scale IC, lower power consumption, less heat generation, extended battery life, and lower costs of operation"--
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.