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EV Group Hybrid Bonding and Nanoimprint Lithography Solutions to be Highlighted at SEMICON Taiwan 2023

Papers to highlight breakthrough capabilities of EVG’s hybrid bonding and metrology solutions for heterogeneous integration, and NIL solutions for meta-optics and AR waveguide manufacturing  ST. FLORIAN, Austria, August 29, 2023—EV Group (EVG), a leading supplier of wafer bonding and lithography equipment for the MEMS, nanotechnology and semiconductor markets, today announced...

Panel Level Packaging Consortium 2.0 Gains Ground

Sometimes, in the face of adversity, great things can be accomplished. In this case, the adversity was the COVID-19 crisis, and the great things accomplished were the goals of the Panel Level Packaging Consortium 2.0. In a recent article published by Fraunhofer IZM, Dr. Tanya Braun, group leader of the...

TechSearch International Analysis Predicts Growth for Fan-in WLP and FO-WLP

TechSearch International predicts strong market growth for fan-in wafer level packages (WLPs) and fan-out WLPs (FO-WLPs).  Despite lower growth for smartphones, growth continues as the number of WLPs per handset increase. WLPs are increasingly adopted in tablets, and wearable devices such as smartwatches, fitness bands, and virtual reality headsets. Fan-in...

Advanced Packaging Technologies are Key for Semiconductor Innovation

“2017 was an unprecedented year for semiconductor industry”, comments Santosh Kumar, Director of Packaging, Assembly, and Substrates at Yole Korea, part of Yole Développement (Yole).“The market grew by 21.6% year-to-year to reach a record of almost US$412 billion.” Under this dynamic context, the advanced packaging industry is playing a key role,...

The Advanced Packaging Industry is on the Move

Without any doubt, the advanced packaging industry is on the move. Emerging applications are bringing many new challenges. Packaging experts from all over the world are deeply involved in the development of innovative solutions to answer to the market demand dominated by megatrends. “Megatrend will probably be the keyword for...

Apple selected substrate-like PCBs for its latest iPhones. Who’s next?

The semiconductor industry’s trends are affecting the semiconductor package and package-to-board interconnect level. Performance-driven applications like PCs and smartphones are giving way to functional applications that are plotting the semiconductor industry’s future course. Internet of Things (IoT), the automotive market, 5G connectivity, augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR), and artificial intelligence...

EV Group Unveils Breakthrough Low-Temp Laser Debonding for FOWLP

EV Group (EVG), a leading supplier of wafer bonding and lithography equipment for the MEMS, nanotechnology and semiconductor markets, today unveiled its next-generation laser debonding solution, which enables high-throughput, low-cost-of-ownership (CoO) room-temperature debonding for ultra-thin and stacked fan-out packages. Designed as a module for integration in the company’s benchmark EVG®850...

Are Glass Substrates the Next Option for Fan-out Packaging?

As you all may know, in most fan-out wafer level packages (FOWLP) such as embedded wafer level ball grid array (eWLB) by Infineon and STATS ChipPAC, and TSMC’s integrated fan out (InFO), the chip(s) are embedded in epoxy molding compound (EMC). Additionally, in some fan-out panel-level packaging (FOPLP) such as those being...

Convergence on the “Big Five”: Focus on Wafer-based Advanced SiP

In the fourth installment of the series “Convergence on the Big Five,” we compared conventional SiP with advanced system-in-package (SiP), which is focused on laminate-based approaches, and is available and in production today. Advanced SiP packaging has been a game changer in addressing system-level integration and providing the lowest form...

Introducing Interconnectology: A Call to Arms

In last week’s coverage of the Known Good Die Symposium, I talked about the notion of shifting focus from Known Good Die to Probably Good Die. It got me to thinking how by simply changing vernacular that we use, we can alter perspective and thereby affect a complete paradigm shift...