IEC TR 62878-2-8:2021
(Main)Device embedding assembly technology - Part 2-8: Guidelines - Warpage control of active device embedded substrate
Device embedding assembly technology - Part 2-8: Guidelines - Warpage control of active device embedded substrate
IEC TR 62878-2-8:2021(E) describes a warpage control of active device embedded substrate along with parameters for determining warpage, which are useful during package assembly. Warpage results are explained using warpage driving force, resistance and neutral axis, for typical die embedded substrate, where the discrete active dies are placed in the core of substrate and interconnected to the substrate by direct Cu bonding. The same principles are applicable in other device embedded substrates. Even though the detailed structure of other device embedded substrates might be different, the origin and determination of the parameters of warpage are the same and thus the purpose of this report is to help engineers improve the warpage behaviours of their products by applying this principle.
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IEC TR 62878-2-8 ®
Edition 1.0 2021-07
TECHNICAL
REPORT
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Device embedding assembly technology –
Part 2-8: Guidelines – Warpage control of active device embedded substrate
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD . 3
1 Scope . 5
2 Normative references . 5
3 Terms and definitions . 5
4 Warpage driving force and resistance . 6
4.1 General . 6
4.2 Warpage driving force . 6
4.3 Warpage resistance . 6
4.4 Determining parameters . 7
5 Guideline for warpage of active device embedded substrate . 9
5.1 General . 9
5.2 Rigidity . 9
5.3 Neutral axis . 9
5.4 Typical example of low rigidity case . 10
5.5 Typical example of high rigidity case . 11
6 Conclusion . 13
Bibliography . 14
Figure 1 – Warpage behaviour of device embedded substrate during heating and
cooling . 6
Figure 2 – Relationship between warpage and rigidity . 7
Figure 3 – Parameters determining warpage . 7
Figure 4 – Effects of dummy Cu design on warpage . 8
Figure 5 – Neutral axis of device embedded substrate . 9
Figure 6 – Warpage behaviour of active device embedded substrate during heating
and cooling . 10
Figure 7 – Measured and simulated warpage results of die embedded substrates with
low rigidity . 11
Figure 8 – Structure of die embedded package with high rigidity . 12
Figure 9 – Simulated results on effect of die thickness on die embedded package
warpage . 12
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DEVICE EMBEDDING ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGY –
Part 2-8: Guidelines –
Warpage control of active device embedded substrate
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DEVICE EMBEDDING ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGY –
Part 2-8: Guidelines –
Warpage control of active device embedded substrate
1 Scope
This part of IEC 62878 describes a warpage control of active device embedded substrate
along with parameters for determining warpage, which are useful during package assembly.
Warpage results are explained using warpage driving force, resistance and neutral axis, for
typical die embedded substrate, where the discrete active dies are placed in the core of
substrate and interconnected to the substrate by direct Cu bonding. The same principles are
applicable in other device embedded substrates. Even though the detailed structure of other
device embedded substrates might be different, the origin and determination of the
parameters of warpage are the same and thus the purpose of this report is to help engineers
improve the warpage behaviours of their products by applying this principle.
2 Normative references
IEC 60194 (all parts), Printed boards design, manufacture and assembly – Vocabulary
3 Terms and definitions
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3.1
warpage
deviation from uniform flatness of the substrate for the range of thermal conditions
experienced during the package to board assembly
Note 1 to entry: Warpage during board assembly can cause the device terminals to have open or short circuit
connections after the reflow soldering operation. Certain package types, such as BGAs (ball grid arrays), have
been found to be more susceptible to component warpage [1] .
Note 2 to entry: Package warpage depends on many factors including CTE mismatch between device
constituents, assembly process, package design geometries, top and embedded die, substrate, etc. (x, y, & z). In
addition, it can be related with use of IHS (integrated heat spreader), stiffener, or overmold (geometries and
material choices include sealant/adhesives used), and other technology aspects of embedded design, embedded
and external caps, use of GaA vs. SiO2, etc.
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Numbers in square brackets refer to the Bibliography.
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4 Warpage driving force and resistance
4.1 General
Warpage of device embedded substrate can be related with many parameters which include
properties, thickness, Cu ratio, routing and process history. The dimensions of embedded die
including t
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