TY - PAT
T1 - A Generic Multi-Chip Module Using Vertical Insertion Technique
AU - Chae, Junseok
PY - 2005/10/26
Y1 - 2005/10/26
N2 - The objective of this project is to design, develop and demonstrate hybrid integration of multiple substrates on a single microfabricated platform, encapsulated to be implantable for biomedical applications. Although monolithic integration has been quite successful to deliver small-sized, low-power, and inexpensive systems, many applications including high-end communication and space/biomedical systems require multi-chip solution due to incompatible fabrication technologies or simply different substrate materials. We propose a new wirebond-free, area efficient, multi-substrate assembly technique which can accommodate multiple sizes, shapes, fabrication technologies, and substrates on a single microfabricated platform with the resulting assembly module fully encapsulated to be implantable for biomedical applications. The implantable multi-chip module utilizes:1) polymer cables2) an interconnection techniques using surface chemistry3) mold chip transfer and4) dielectric layer coating for hermetic encapsulation.As a demonstration of this multi-ciop solution, a CMOS module that contains multi-channel expandable data converters, an RF to DC power conversion module
AB - The objective of this project is to design, develop and demonstrate hybrid integration of multiple substrates on a single microfabricated platform, encapsulated to be implantable for biomedical applications. Although monolithic integration has been quite successful to deliver small-sized, low-power, and inexpensive systems, many applications including high-end communication and space/biomedical systems require multi-chip solution due to incompatible fabrication technologies or simply different substrate materials. We propose a new wirebond-free, area efficient, multi-substrate assembly technique which can accommodate multiple sizes, shapes, fabrication technologies, and substrates on a single microfabricated platform with the resulting assembly module fully encapsulated to be implantable for biomedical applications. The implantable multi-chip module utilizes:1) polymer cables2) an interconnection techniques using surface chemistry3) mold chip transfer and4) dielectric layer coating for hermetic encapsulation.As a demonstration of this multi-ciop solution, a CMOS module that contains multi-channel expandable data converters, an RF to DC power conversion module
M3 - Patent
ER -