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PRESENTATIONS
Plenary Keynote Session
8:05AM - 8:15AM
Welcome & Introduction
Prof. Rao R. Tummala, Director, NSF-ERC, Georgia Institute of Technology
8:15 - 9:00
System-on-Chip (SOC): Status and Challenges
Mahesh Mehendale, TI Fellow, Texas Instruments, India
9:00 - 9:45
Realizing Effective SOCs with Viable
3D Interconnect
Dr. H. Bernhard Pogge, IBM Fellow, IBM Microelectronics
9:45 - 10:30
System-in-Package (SIP): Status and Challenges
Ken Brown, Manager, Non-CPU Packaging, Intel , USA
11:00 - 11:45
Wafer Level SIP
Peiter Hooijmans, Vice President, RF Program Manager, Phillips
11:45 - 12:30
System-in-Package
Roadmap
Joe Adam, Vice President, SkyWorks , USA
1:30 - 2:15
System-on-Package (SOP)
Rao Tummala, Director, NSF-ERC, Georgia Institute of Technology

Technical Sessions
Thursday, September 22, 2005
Session 1: Mixed Signal Design
Chairs: Prof. Madhavan Swaminathan, Deputy Director, NSF-ERC,
Packaging Research Center - Georgia Institute of Technology & Dr.
Grit Sommer, Infineon , Germany
2:15PM-2:40PM
Electromagnetic Band Gap Technology for Noise Mitigation - Prof.
Omar M. Ramahi, University of Maryland
2:40-3:05
Mixed Signal Research for Digital Convergence - Madhaven Swaminathan, Deputy
Director, Packaging Research Center - Georgia Institute of Technology
Session 2: Optical System-on-Package
(SOP)
Chairs: Prof .G.K. Chang, Associate Director, Packaging Research
Center - Georgia Institute of Technology & Prof. Ray Chen University
of Texas
3:30PM-3:55PM
Optoelectronics
System-in-Package (SIP) on Silicon Platform - Dr. Christine Louis, LETI
in France
3:55-4:20
Optical Interconnects Technologies on High-Speed Backplanes - Alexei L. Glebov,
Michael G. Lee and Kishio Yokouchi, Fujitsu Laboratories of America.
4:20-4:45
Chip-to-Chip Optoelectronics with Embedded Components - Dr. Ray Chen, Microelectronics
Research Center, University of Texas - Austin
Session 3: RF System-on-Package
(SOP)
Chairs: Manos Tentzeris, Associate Director, Packaging Research
Center - Georgia Institute of Technology
4:45PM-5:10PM
Wafer-Level Packaging for RF Applications Using
Low-Loss Spacer Substrate for Integration of Passives - S. Sinaga,
A. Polyakov, M. Bartek, Delft University of Technology
5:10-5:35
RF/Digital LTCC
Module Using Embedded Decoupling Capacitor and Wide Bandpass Filter - Y. H. Park, K. J. Oh, Y. K. Lee, Samsung Electro-mechanics Co.,
Ltd.; B. S. Kim, Sungkyunkwan University
5:35-6:00
RF SOP with Embedded Components - Prof. Manos Tentzeris, Associate Director,
Packaging Research Center - Georgia Institute of Technology

Friday, September 23, 2005
8:05AM - 8:15AM
Welcome & Introduction - Rao R. Tummala, PRC Director
Session 4: Wafer Level Packaging
for System-in-Package (SIP) and System-on-Package (SOP)
Chairs: Prof. C. P. Wong, Associate Director, Packaging Research
Center - Georgia Institute of Technology & Dr. Luu Nguyen, National
Semiconductor
8:15-8:40
Novel
WLP through Silicon Vias for Chip Level 3D Integration -
Mitsuo Umemoto, Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. Semiconductor Company
8:40-9:05
Innovative
Flip Chip Solution for System-On-Wafer Concept -
N. Sillon, J. C. Souriau, J. Brun, CEA Leti, France
9:05-9:30
Electromigration
in Lead-Free Wafer Level Packages -
Dr. Luu Nguyen, National Semiconductor
9:30-9:55
Photo-Definable
Nanocomposite for Wafer Level Packaging -
C. P. Wong, Packaging Research Center - Georgia Institute of Technology
Session 5: Mixed Signal Electrical
Test
Chairs: Prof. Abhijit Chatterjee, Packaging Research Center
- Georgia Institute of Technology
10:15-10:40
Test
Challenges for 3D Circuits – T.M. Mak, Intel
10:40-11:05
Low
Cost Test of Embedded RF Modules - S.
Bhattacharya, A. Chatterjee, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Georgia Institute of Technology
11:05-11:30
Ultra
High-Speed Wafer-Level Testing of SOPs -
A. M. Majid, D. C. Keezer, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Georgia Institute of Technology
Session 6: Embedded Actives and
Passives
Chairs: Dr. Mahadevan Iyer, IME, Singapore and Venky Sundaram,
Packaging Research Center, Georgia Institute of Technology
12:30-12:55
System-on-Package
(SOP) Functional Integration in Power Electronics Module Using a Planar
Technology - Zhenxian Liang, Research
Assistant Professor, Center for Power Electronics System (CPES)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
12:55-1:20
Liquid Crystalline Polymer Substrates for
Multi-band Wireless and Mixed Signal Module -
George White, CTO, Jacket Micro Devices
1:20-1:45
Chips First Build-Up for SOP/SIP Applications -
Raymond A. Fillion, GE Global Research Center
1:45-2:10
Development
of a New Interposer Including Embedded Film Passive Elements for SOP/SIP
Application - Toshiaki Mori, Satoru
Juramoti, Kousuke Suzuki, Dai Nippon Priting Co., Ltd.; Yoshitaka
Fukuoka, Weisti Ltd.
Session 7: Novel System-on-Package
(SOP) and Applications
Chairs: Joe Adam, Vice President, SkyWorks & George Conner, Phillips
2:25-2:50
Towards 3D in-Mould Assembly
of Electronics into Mechanics - Pia Tanskanen,
Pekka Laukkala, Nokia Research Center , Finland
2:50-3:15
Hybrid
Fuel Cell / Lithium-Ion Powered, Power-Conscious SIP ICs -
G. A. Rincón-Mora, Chairman, IEE E Atlanta SSCS-CAS Chapter,
Analog and Power IC Design Lab, Georgia Institute of Technology
3:15-3:40
Board and Package Level Thermal
Design Optimization of Stacked-Die Packages for Handheld Applications
- Sung-won Moon, Chia-pin Chiu, and Suzana Prstic, Intel Corp.
3:40-4:05
Ultra-thin
Silicon µ-via Substrates and Integrated µ-vias for SiP Applications -
Andreas Hase, Jochen Kuhmann, Lior Shiv, Matthias Heschel, Hilmar Korth,
Frank Mueller and Steen Weichl, Hymite, GmbH
Session 8: Panel Discussion, Topic:
SOP vs. SIP vs. SOC
Chair: Rao Tummala, Director NSF-ERC, Packaging
Research Center, Georgia Institute of Technology
4:05-5:30
SOC - Mahesh Mehendale, TI Fellow, Texas Instruments & Dr.
H. Bernhard Pogge, IBM Fellow, IBM Microelectronics
SIP -
Joe Adam, Vice President, Sky Works & George Conner, Phillips & Peiter
Hooijmans, Vice President, RF Program Manager, Phillips
SOP in Organics vs. Ceramics - Madhavan Swaminathan, Deputy
Director, Packaging Research Center - Georgia Institute of Technology
5:30-5:40 Closing Comments - Rao Tummala, Director,
Packaging Research Center, Georgia Institute of Technology
www.prc.gatech.edU/3s |
First 3S a Great Success!
The Georgia Institute of Technology Microsystems Packaging
Research Center (PRC) recently hosted the First International
Workshop on 3S (SOP, SIP, SOC) Electronic Technologies. The
workshop was held in Atlanta Georgia September 22 & 23, 2005 and
was co-sponsored by IEEE and the PRC. The event featured speakers and
attendees from over 40 global companies, national research institutions,
and top-tier universities. Discussions on state-of-the-art microelectronic
technologies, trends, and challenges were presented by leaders in the
packaging industry. The two day session culminated with a panel discussion
on the distinction and direction for the often complimentary SOP, SIP
and SOC technologies. This workshop generated great interest from the
global microelectronics industry and expectations are high for the 2nd
3S workshop, currently planned for Sept. 21-22, 2006. For further information
regarding the next 3S workshop contact Boyd Wiedenman (boyd.wiedenman@ece.gatech.edu) |