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IC packaging plays a crucial role in safeguarding integrated circuit (IC) chips while optimizing performance and functionality. The evolution of packaging technologies has paralleled advancements in IC manufacturing, driven by the demands of various sectors including consumer electronics and telecommunications. Emerging trends such as flexible packaging and 3D IC technologies are paving the way for the next generation of efficient and compact electronic devices.
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Term: Integrated Circuit (IC) Packaging
Definition: The process of enclosing an IC chip in a protective housing that facilitates electrical connections and protects against environmental factors.
Term: Surface Mount Technology (SMT)
Definition: A method of mounting components directly onto the surface of printed circuit boards, allowing for more compact and efficient designs.
Term: Ball Grid Array (BGA)
Definition: An advanced packaging method that uses an array of solder balls for electrical connections, favored for high-density applications.
Term: System on Chip (SoC)
Definition: A packaging technology that integrates all components of a system into a single chip, commonly used in mobile and embedded devices.
Term: 3D IC Packaging
Definition: A technique that involves stacking multiple ICs vertically for improved performance and reduced power consumption.
Term: FanOut WaferLevel Packaging (FOWLP)
Definition: An advanced packaging method that embeds ICs in a reconstituted wafer, allowing for higher density, better thermal performance, and smaller package sizes.