KGD Packaging and Test Workshop keynote, panel on TSV, and more

(September 1, 2010) — The 17th Annual International KGD (Known Good Die) Packaging and Test Workshop 2010 will focus on semiconductor die products test, assembly, manufacturing, and business issues in the microelectronics industry. Bill Bottoms will keynote, covering deep submicron and 3D integration.

Co-organized by SEMI and TechSearch International, the workshop’s theme this year is “Challenging Issues for KGD as the Industry Moves to Finer Geometries.” The event is set for October 28-29 in Austin, Texas. Visit our events homepage here.

Keynote presenter Dr. Bill Bottoms, chairman and CEO of Third Millennium Test Solutions and chairman of the ITRS Roadmap Committee, will present on “Known Good Die in the Era of Deep Submicron and 3D Integration.” Workshop presenters represent companies including: Aehr Test Systems, Analog Devices, ASE Group, Galaxy Semiconductor, Infineon, Muhlbauer, Nanya Technology, PARC, Pintail Technologies, Ridgetop, Rudolph Technologies, SavanSys Solutions, Schweizer Electronics, Semilab, STATS ChipPAC, and 3M. A special panel will explore a related topic of “Is KGD Required for TSV?” moderated by Jan Vardaman of TechSearch International.

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KGD Workshop sessions include:

  • Small Problems — Big Solutions: with presentations on Junction Leakage Degradation; Fine Pitch Copper Wire Bonding Implementation Down to Deep Submicron; and Scalable Microspring Contacts for Integrated Test and Packaging
  • Process Improvements: Test Process Control —- Real-Time, Automated Methods to Improve Yield and Lower Cost; Introduction to Protocol-Aware ATE; and Cost vs. Reliability Tradeoff for Stacked Devices
  • KGD for Embedded Solutions: KGD Cost Modeling for Embedded Products; Chip Embedding into PCB Substrates Without KGD; KGD for Embedded Products; and LED Test and Packaging Challenges: A User Perspective
  • Wafer Sort and Handling Improvements: Wafer Sort Methods Employed to Achieve Automotive Customer’s Zero ppm Requirements; New Advancements in Ultra-Thin Die Handling and Flip Chip Inspection; and Rapid Deployment of IC Solutions

The workshop brings together technical experts, managers and business development professionals from around the world for an interactive exchange of information on the latest developments in the die product industry.

For more information on the KGD Packaging and Test Workshop, visit www.semi.org/en/EventsTradeshows/ctr_028107.

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