Advanced PCB technologies combined for all-layer dimension shrinks
The “AT&S Toolbox” uses technologies such as insulated metallic substrate (IMS), multilayer, HDI, any-layer, wire-bond-board, flexible PCBs, chip embedding, IC substrates and interposers. For modern SIPs (system in packages), this means that conductor track widths/spacings of 15 µm are possible and significantly less than 10 µm for IC substrates. High-end systems such as advanced SIPs and SiBs (system in boards) can be largely combined in modular form with all basic technologies. This makes optimised solutions available for customers and the specific applications.
As an example, the company has started series production of IC substrates in its plant in Chongqing, China, where flip-chip ball-grid-array (BGA) substrates are being produced for use with microprocessors. Flip-chip technology constitutes the basis for the packaging and interconnection technology of high-performance semiconductors used in smartphones, tablets and PCs on end-user level and in high-performance graphics workstations, servers and IT infrastructure equipment. AT&S can produce two new, leading-edge technologies at its site in Chongqing – IC substrates and substrate-like printed circuit boards for high-end applications.
AT&S; www.ats.net
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