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2006
Conference Paper
Title

Thin film substrate technology and FC interconnection for very high frequency applications

Abstract
High speed interconnections for the next generation internet or high frequency measurement systems need ultra fast photodetectors and appropriate high frequency transmission lines. A highly critical aspect for packaging these devices is the interconnection and the appropriate substrate technology. Thin Film substrates using BCB are a suitable approach due to the high accurate manufacturing technology and the possibility to use low k dielectrics. FC assembly is the best interconnection technology for this very high frequency application, and it is already proven in production. Ultra-fast InP-photodetectors (100 GHz) with CPW signal pads (GSG) had to be connected to a 1 mm RF plug via a microstrip line (MS). Flip chip bumps on InP and interconnection schemes for CPW to MS transitions were investigated. The electrical performance of these structures has been simulated and will be discussed with respect to the electrical tests done on the samples. The process compatibility of the chosen materials was verified separately and the properties adapted, if necessary. Reliability tests have been performed on test samples and will be discussed also in the paper with respect to substrate technology and to the FC assembly.
Author(s)
Töpper, M.
Rosin, T.
Fritzsch, T.
Jordan, R.
Mekonnen, G.
Sakkas, C.
Kunkel, R.
Scherpinski, K.
Schmidt, D.
Oppermann, H.
Dietrich, L.
Beling, A.
Eckhardt, T.
Bach, H.-G.
Reichl, H.
Mainwork
ECTC 2006, the 56th Electronic Components and Technology Conference. Proceedings. CD-ROM  
Conference
Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC) 2006  
DOI
10.1109/ECTC.2006.1645829
Language
English
Fraunhofer-Institut für Nachrichtentechnik, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut HHI  
Fraunhofer-Institut für Zuverlässigkeit und Mikrointegration IZM  
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