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CMOS image sensors are on the verge of making another giant step over CCD technology this year. Fan-in wafer-level chip-scale packaging (WLCSP) is maturing and growing at a relatively brisk pace. Success appears to be serving as a springboard of sorts for the technology.
CMOS image sensors are on the verge of making another giant step over CCD technology this year. Fan-in wafer-level chip-scale packaging (WLCSP) is maturing and growing at a relatively brisk pace. Success appears to be serving as a springboard of sorts for the technology.
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CMOS image sensors are on the verge of making another giant step over CCD technology this year. Fan-in wafer-level chip-scale packaging (WLCSP) is maturing and growing at a relatively brisk pace. Success appears to be serving as a springboard of sorts for the technology.
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2010: Fan-in WLCSP matures, what's next?
Year of the Fan-in water-level chip-scale packaging is maturing and costs are becoming
CMOS BSI competitive with other ‘mainstream’ packages, so it begs the question: what's
sonar next for water-level packaging?
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IF you are follwing recent announcements
inthe digtal imaging area closely, you may
have noticed that CMOS image sensors
‘are on the verge of making another giant
step over CCD technology this year. And
‘Japanese imaging companies seam to be
leasing the way in tis area!
Indeed, Sony made the frst step last
year by introducing is CMOS BSI sensor
technology. The Japanese electronics
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(WLCSP) is. matuing and growing at a
lately brisk pace, and is success appears
to be serving as a springboard of sorts for the
technology into applcatons beyond handsets and
‘so accelerating development of oer types of
waterievel packages (WLP). So now is a perfect
time to take a ook at what the industy sees on the
horizon for WLP
Fi waferievel chip-scale packaging
Cost
(One of the key questions now that fan-in WLOSP is
considered mainstream, is: Can it become cheaper
‘han other competing semiconductor packages?
fanin WLCSP stil depends largely on package ype,
de Sze, and VO, according to Erie Beyne, program
‘recto ofthe Advanced Packaging ad interconnect
Research Cenler at IMEC (Leuven, Belg; www.
imec be) Reasons to use waterleve chipscale
packages (WLCSPs) prima ivoive footprint and
package height reductions for potable devoes, ne
exons.
‘Tom Strothmann, manager of WLOSP Business
Development at STATS ChipPAC Inc. (Singapore:
wi stalschippac com), also beieves thatthe use of
.WLCSP is sb primariycriven by form factor
rather than cost.
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BSI sensor in its newest vdeo camcorders
and digital stil cameras. But Sony is not
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cher announcements have flowed and not
only Casio But also Nikon, Ricoh, Samsung,
JVC and Fujfim all soparately announced
their frst digital camera products using @
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Mumination technology!
So, alt of interesting announcements inthe
high-end imaging market have happened
carly this year. But the low-end image sensor
market wil not stand by and watch as we
beleve that CMOS 85! technology wil also
appear into diferent smart-phone camera
ries later this year. Omnivision i ready
‘and curently sampling its second generation
1 image sensor. Aptina Imaging, Toshiba,
Samsung and STWicro are aso in the
staring-blocks,
Yole is following the CMOS image sensor
marke ery closely for several years now. We
are very pleased io announce the imminent
release of our all now market study in tis
area. This report wil ofcourse provide the
key technica insighs about the very latest
technology ends such as BSI, Wafer Level
Cameras, image stabilzation and auto-focus
technologies that are under development for
‘he camera module market!
Jerome Baron
Technology & Market Analyst & Edtor
baron@yoler
MASE
* DATE 2010 - Design, Automation &
Test in Europe
arch 8-9, Dresden, Gormany
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+ IMAPS 2010 : 6th International
Conference and Exhibition on Device
Packaging,
arch 8-11, Scottsdale, AZ, USA
+ Image Sensors Europe,
March 23-25, London, UK
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3D. Packaging
Fan-in WLCSP matures, what’s next?
From page 1
‘QFN packages are the most competitive with
WLOSP in the market space requing reduced
(orm factor, he says, WLCSP cost is competitive
with QFN today in small die sizes with low UO
counts and less expensive than QFN as the UO
count Inereases. Fan-in WLCSP is expected to
become less expensive than QFN packages inal
ie sizes as WLCSP volume increases.
Fan-in WLCSPs continue to have the highest
year-over-year adoption rat of all semiconductor
packages, says Ted Tessier, chief technical
oficer of FipChip Inerational (Phoenix, Ariz;
‘wera fichip com) thanks to tele minimalist form
factor al an attractive price point. “Most of the
high-volume supplies of WLCSPS are ctiving
fan aggressive costreducton roadmap and, as @
result, the pricing has dropped gradually. But after
10 years of high-volume usage, continued price
reduction is becoming inreasinly diffeut and
leveling of" he ads.
leading semiconductor package because many
applications where space isn ciical dont have
tong divers to mgrale to WLCSP,
“Irene ofthe fast-growing packages, alongwith
(QFN, but bath have away to goto catch up with te
‘more established packages, which wil continue to
tow ala slower pace,” says Stepnigk
Beyne notes that the majority of packages are
stil lead-rame-bases solutions, but expects the
compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of WLESPS
willbe much greater
Expanding to more apps?
‘Another big question is: Wil the success of fan
in WLCSP in mobile appicalions, fist integrated
for szeiminiatczation drivers, alow for ts wide
adoption by other consumer applications?
“... QFN packages are the most competitive with WLCSP in the
market space requiring reduced form factor
Strothmann, STATS ChipPAC Inc.
\Wilefaninisbecoming cheaper, soare competing
semiconductor packages, points out David
‘Stopniak, manager of WCSP and 3 packaging at
Texas instruments (Dallas, Texas, wawct.com). He
oosr't anticipate a change in packaging strategy
between fan.n WLCSP and other packages based
on relative price or cost changes.
And in many cases, David Kress, director of
Technical Marketing at Analog Devices. Inc
(Norwood, Mass; wwwanalog.com), says that
\WLCSP has already become the least expensive
package
Leading package?
Is fan-in WLCSP emerging as the overall leading
semiconductor package? With so many packages
fut thereto choose fom, i's haraly suprising that
opinions vary a ite
Fan-in WLCSP has the highest growth rate of
all mainstream semiconductor packages, says
Strothmann, but its starting from @ smaller base
than other package technologies. He expects it
wil become the dominant package in handheld
products where a reduced form factor is erica,
bul feels i's unlikely to become the overall
according to Tom
“The industy-wide high-volume infastructre that
was put into pace forthe fabrication, back-end die
processing, and surface mount technology (SMT)
usage of WLCSPS to support the ultahigh-voiume
requremenis of mobile applicatons is defintely
providing arabust base from which the proferaton
‘of WLCSPs is springing ilo other application
spaces, says Tessier "We're seving siniicant
‘adoption and engineering interest in automotive,
medical, computing, ané digital photography.
‘SEM Photomicrograoh ofa Fann WALCSP
‘embeded in a PCB laminate (Courtesy of FisChio}