Process for the Collective Fabrication of 3D Electronic Modules
Assignee3D Plus
InventorChristian Val
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InventorChristian Val
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The invention relates to the collective fabrication of n 3D modules. It comprises a step of fabricating a batch of n wafers I on one and the same plate, this step being repeated K times, then a step of stacking the K plates, a step of forming plated-through holes in the thickness of the stack, these holes being intended for connecting the slices together, and then a step of cutting the stack in order to obtain the n 3D modules. The plate 10, which comprises silicon, is covered on one face 11 with an electrically insulating layer forming the insulating substrate. This face has grooves 20 that define n geometrical features, which are provided with an electronic component 1 connected to electrical connection pads 2′ placed on said face. After the stacking operation, holes are drilled perpendicular to the faces of the plates vertically in line with the grooves. The size of the holes is smaller than that of the grooves so that the silicon of each wafer 10 is isolated from the wall of the hole by resin.
A method of fabricating n electronic modules, n being an integer greater than 1, a module comprising a stack of K electronic wafers, a wafer i, i varying from 1 to K comprising on an insulating substrate at least one electronic component, the K wafers being electrically interlinked by conductors located on the lateral sides of the stack, wherein the fabrication is collective,
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