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Overview of Back-End Processes for Young Engineers II

A Must-Have for Young Semiconductor Engineers! Seminar on the Latest Packaging Technology that Supports Next-Generation Semiconductors

Friday, December 13 | 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Conference Tower 606  

Paid    *JAPANESE ONLY PROGRAM

Fee (Exclusive of tax) :

  • Per Session      SEMI Members  20,000JPY  /   Non-Members  40,000JPY
  • 1 Day Pass        SEMI Members  25,000JPY  /   Non-Members  50,000JPY  [Overview of Back-end Processes for Young Engineers I / II]

*Above Fee Includes

  • Right to attend the APCS/ADIS Networking Party on 12/12(Wed.)  *Students are Not Allowed
  • Luch box for applicants of 1 day pass

        **Presentation Materials will not be distributed.

 

This two-part session will cover semiconductor packaging technology, which holds the key to the future evolution and development of semiconductors, in a wide range of topics.
In this afternoon session, you will learn about the latest trends in semiconductor post-processing and packaging technology, as well as the latest technologies such as 2.5 and 3D mounting, chiplets, and hybrid bonding.
In addition, those attending this session will be able to participate in the APCS/ADIS networking event (12/12) where you can interact with key people in advanced packaging technology.
*As this event will serve alcohol, students are not permitted to attend.
    

 

Program Agenda
*Please note that the program may be subject to change.

   

13:00 - 14:30
The Latest Trends in Advanced Microelectronic Packaging Technology
 Takafumi Fukushima
Takafumi Fukushima
Associate Prof.
Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering
Tohoku University

This seminar outlines the three key technologies of the latest advanced microelectronic packaging: interposers, hybrid bonding, and backside power delivery network (BSPDN). The key driver is "Chiplets" such as xPU and HBM that are split from a large SoC and designed to be efficiently interconnected using 2.xD architecture to achieve high performance and functionality. In addition, 3D-IC/TSV and Chip-to-Wafer integration technologies are described.

14:30 - 16:00
Research Trends of Hybrid Bonding
 Fumihiro Inoue
Fumihiro Inoue
Associate Professor
Yokohama National University