Process for the vertical interconnection of 3d electronic modules by vias
Assignee3D Plus
InventorChristian Val
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InventorChristian Val
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The present invention relates to a process for the vertical interconnection of 3D electronic modules (100), a module comprising a stack of K electronic wafer levels (19) electrically connected together by conductors lying along the direction of the stack, which comprises steps consisting in: A) fabricating a batch of wafer levels (19) comprising n geometric features bounded by dicing lines (14), each feature being provided with at least one electronic component (6) surrounded by insulating resin (9) and connected to electrical connection pads (4), the pads being connected to electrical connection tracks (12) deposited on a dielectric layer (11); each track (12) extends as far as an electrode (13) interconnecting the tracks and located on the dicing lines (14), and comprises a curved segment (12a) defining a zone (15a) that surrounds a location intended to form a via, B) stacking and assembling the K wafer levels (19) so as to superpose said zones (15a); C) drilling vias (15) in the resin (9) plumb with the locations of the vias, D) metallizing the wall of the vias (15) by electrolytic growth; and E) cutting the stack along the dicing lines (14), the width of the cuts being greater than that of the electrode (13), so as to obtain the 3D electronic modules (100).
Process for the vertical interconnection of n 3D electronic modules, n being an integer greater than 1, a module comprising a stack of K electronic wafer levels, a wafer level i, i varying from 1 to K, comprising at least one electronic component, the K wafer levels being electrically connected together by conductors lying along the direction of the stack, and comprises a first step consisting, for each wafer level i, of:
Process according to the preceding claim, wherein the metal of the vias is copper or nickel or gold or silver or tin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.