Today I would like to present a preliminary design phase of the UMI P0 project. The body of the HBM package measures 65x55x4.5mm, the package type is HSFCBGA, it contains 1930 balls. The HBM cube is made of PTI P8 site and the flip chip assembly site is in P11B site. Here is the list of roles related to this project, product engineer is Chris and Sales is Ted.
The purpose of design review is to provide sufficient information, evaluate progress, technical adequacy, and risk resolution of the selected design approach, to determine the each design's compatibility with the requirements for the configuration items, to access the technical risk associated with the selected manufacturing methods and processes, to establish the existence and compatibility of the physical and functional interfaces among the configuration items and other items of equipments, facilities, software, and personnel.
This is the milestone of UMI P1 project was kicked of by Nov of last year. All drawings have been approved by next month December, and the preliminary design review has been finished on January of this year. We estimate will start the setup & ES from end of May. The HBM cube is made of PTI P8 site and sent to customer for finat testing and return the know good dies to PTI for proceeding the corresponding flow. The cube is diced and secured in metal ring frames, and then transport to another site. And now all the related tooling kits has been arrived at PTI and ready for setup.
This page demonstrates that the overall P0,P1,P2 project structure, application and status. All of them will be applied for AI or High performance computer. This three project has no big differences but only package size and different wafer node. PTI will start to build HBM cube since from P1 project. UMI managed all the consigned direct material in assembly for the P0 project and has shipped out the package to UMI by end of last year. Estimate to build QT samples from this end of year and HVM will be next year. UMI & PTI are cooperating design drawings rcently.
The overall project information was published by UMI, which included the HBM, SOC, organic interposer and package substrate. HBM cube of P0 was provided by UMI but customized by UMI in P1 &P2 . All these projects shared the same TSMC SOC wafer with 1pcs wafer. They also shared the same organic interposer with the same 2um/2um line space, 6L and 40/40um line space with 10 layers build up substrate.
The ES samples of P0 project has been shipped out to UMI before the end of last year. Here is the overall related flow, direct, indirect material & Tooling kits preparation schedule for your reference.
As we knew that all the material consigned by customer for P0 project, when PTI received the HBM/SOC/ iTHOP, PTI utilized thermocompression bond on iTHOP, and filled the gap between chip and substrate with capillary underfill. The stiffiner ring are bonded on the substrate, and then flipped the package for SMT & ball mounting.
To stack and connect bumped dies in package, PTI uses thermal compression bonding. After peeling the HBM/SOC chip side & iTHOP side, the remained solder amount appeared that the solder joint strength is robust enough. The samples has been executed the cross sectional examination with SEM, the bump gap between chip & iTHOP is close to the design value. The X-ray test results analyzed the placement accuracy of TCB meet the specifications.
The top director has announced that the 1st HBM cube could be finished by the end of May, the flip chip AP must be ready for setup & ES to meet the development schedule. The lower diagram showed that the basic flow of P1 project, the incoming wafer B will do the microbumps , Backside grinding, wafer mount and dicing, for the incoming A will the PI firstly and then do the microbumps and copper pillar bumps correspondingly. At the BEOL site, PTI mount the die B on the die A with CoW process, and then molding. For the mold grinding, the rough grinding Z1 will be processed in P8 but the fine grinding processed in P11. After grinding, copper pillar bump will be done on the Cu post.
To make a copper bumps, a surface is depostied with an under-bump-metallurgy, then, a photoresist is applied on the UBM, the desired bump size is patterned and etched, forming a small gap in the resist. A copper layer is plated on a surface, forming a pillar in the gap. The material is reflowed or heated, froming the bump.