Advanced Packaging Conference

Leading Edge Packaging Technologies Targeting Manufacturability

Date: 11-12 October

Time: 13:00-17:50 / 08:30-13:00

Location: Room Hamburg 1, Messe Dresden

 

The conference will give the opportunity to learn more about most important
microelectronics applications developments which enable novel, advanced
packaging Solutions to be the key drivers in system integration of electronic
devices. The presentations should shed light on recent application specific
packaging technologies, processing and manufacturing related technologies
which can be leveraged as key enablers for cost efficient electronic devices
and systems.

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Tuesday, 11 October

 

Welcome

 13:00Andy Longford, Senior Consultant, PandA Europe
  

SESSION 1: Technologies

Session-chair: Andy Longford, Senior Consultant, PandA Europe
  
13:10KEYNOTE: Challenges and Opportunities in Advanced Packaging
 Jan Vardaman, President, TechSearch International
  
13:403D Wafer Level Packaging - Requirements & Technical Approaches
 Juergen Wolf, Head of Division HDIWLP / ASSID, Fraunhofer IZM
  
14:05Fine Cu Wire Bonding in High Volume Manufacturing
 Kay Essig, Technical Program Manager, ASE
  
14:30New Trends in Power Electronics Packaging
 Karsten Guth, Packaging Technology Team, Infineon
  
14:55Industrialisation of Power Inverters and Converters for Hybrid Electrical Vehicles
 Roberto Tiziani, Power Train Technologies and Materials Manager, Magnetti Marelli
  
 15:20Coffee Break (Hall 2)
 

SESSION 2: Materials

Session-chair: Graham Jones, Sales Director, Henkel
  
15:50Sinter Glue – New Horizons for Semiconductor Packaging
 Thomas Krebs, Application Engineer, W.C. Heraeus
  
16:15Low Temperature Glass-Thin-Films for Use in Power and Sensor Applications
 Jürgen Leib, Business Development, MSG Lithoglas
  
16:40Using Wafer Applied Underfill for 3D Packaging
 Kenneth June Rebibis, Thinning Stacking and Package Integration, IMEC
  
17:05Low Rth Chip Interconnect for High-Brightness LED
 Klaus Mueller, Development Engineer, OSRAM Opto Semiconductors
  
17:30

The Building Flavors of the “Mid-End"

 Eric Mounier, Senior Analyst, Yole Développement
  
17:50Networking Reception (Hall 2)
  

Wednesday, 12 October 2011

SESSION 3: Processes

Session-chair:Jens Müller, Professor, Ilmenau University of Technology
  
08:30 Welcome Coffee (Hall 2)
  
09:00 Welcome 
  
09:10KEYNOTE: ECP® – Embedded Component Packaging Technology
 Arno Kriechbaum, Project Leader Application Projects, Austria Technologie und Systemtechnik
  
09:40High-Speed Multi-Die DRAM Packages Fabricated Using Wire-Bond Infrastructure
 Simon McElrea , President, Invensas
  
10:05 Flip Chip Copper Pillar for Advanced CMOS: How to Anticipate a New Package Platform?
 Jérôme Lopez, PTM Corporate Packaging and Automation, STMicroelectronics
  
10:30Key Technical Challenges for Silicon Interposer
 Gilles Simon, Head of 3D Packaging Lab, CEA-LETI
  
10:55Coffee Break (Hall 2)
  

SESSION 4: Equipment

Session-chair:Andreas Dill, CEO, Oerlikon Advanced Technologies
  
11:25Challenges to Integrating Organic Materials into Advanced Packaging Applications – A PVD Tool Perspective
 Simon McClatchie, Process Engineering Manager, Oerlikon Systems
  
11:50Estimation and Localization of Bonding Defects in 3D-integrated Devices Using Scanning Acoustic Microscopy
 Sebastian Brand, Department of Microelectronics and Microsystems, Fraunhofer IWM
  
12:15Thin die Stacking for Wide I/O Interface Memory-on-Logic
 Thorsten Matthias, Director of Business Development, EV Group
  
12:45 Closing Remarks
  
13:00Networking Lunch (Hall 2)

 

Who should attend?

The conference will review the Technologies, Materials, Processes and Equipment that are being developed in Europe and elsewhere, to spearhead the take up of these advanced packaging needs. Attendance at this exciting conference should be a high on the list of priorities for anyone involved in the needs of future device packaging, including design, development and production. SEMI welcomes the interest of managers, engineers and technicians from the whole spectrum of the semiconductor industry.

 

Price* Information and Registration

 
 Before 30 SeptemberAfter 1 OctoberOnsite
SEMI Members275.-325.-375.-
Non-Members325.-375.-375.-
* all Price information in EUR, VAT not included

 

SEMICON Europa Packaging Committee Members

R. Aschenbrenner, FhG IZM C. Zinck, YoleT. Oppert, PAC TECH
E. Bagerman, NXPA. Longford, PandAK. Pressel, Infineon
E. Beyne, IMECJ. Mueller, IMAPSM. Garnier, STMicroelectronics
A. Dill, OerlikonG. Jones, HenkelI. van Dommelen, Elmos
A. Fischer, BoschS. Kroehnert, NANIUMR. Beckert, Hesse-Knipps

 

** About our Sponsors

Henkel:

Henkel Electronics is the world’s leading supplier of material sets for semiconductor packaging and printed circuit board assembly. Headquartered in Irvine, California, Henkel Electronics is the only materials developer with vast technical expertise for materials required for both package production and electronics assembly. Henkel’s comprehensive, innovative and sustainable portfolio includes renowned industry brands such as Ablestik®, Acheson®, Hysol®, Loctite® and Multicore®. With a global network of research facilities, manufacturing sites and strategic partnerships, Henkel brings customers the local support and global resources they need to ensure quick time-to-market introductions and long-term success.

 

EV Group (EVG)

EV Group (EVG) is a world leader in wafer-processing solutions for the semiconductor, MEMS and nanotechnology industry. The broad range of lithography and wafer bonding equipment and inspection systems is developed and manufactured exclusively at EVG’s headquarters in St. Florian am Inn, Austria. Notable industry and production companies are producing innovative micro- and nano components with our certified process solutions. Based on technological leadership and high investment in research and development, EVG has not only gained its market leadership, but also sets worldwide industry standards. Founded in 1980,
EVG operates via a global customer support network with subsidiaries in the USA, Japan, Korea and Taiwan as well as representatives located all over the world. EV Group employs a staff of approximately 500 around the world.