-- TSV technology overview
-- Critical factors and challenges in TSV design, process, and
reliability
-- Implementation of TSV technology -- test vehicles, reliability
results, and product examples
-- Future outlook -- critical needs, challenges, and the prognosis
ALLVIA has also completed the integration of a silicon interposer between a
semiconductor die and a BT device and has added capacitors on the
interposer. The preliminary reliability results will be presented at the
conference.
Through-Silicon Vias
ALLVIA offers services for
prototyping and full volume production of both front side and back side
TSVs and a full spectrum of facilities, IP and equipment. They
recently announced purchasing a manufacturing facility in Hillsboro,
Oregon, to implement high volume manufacturing of their products with TSV
technology. Over the next several months ALLVIA will proceed with
manufacturing equipment tool selection.
3D Integration & Packaging Conference
This conference series, which first appeared in 2004, has continued to
provide a unique perspective of the emerging commercial opportunity in 3D
integration. It combines technology and business with research developments
and practical insights. The conference will be held at the Hyatt Regency
San Francisco Airport Hotel in Burlingame, California, Dec. 9-11, 2009. See
http://techventure.rti.org/
About ALLVIA
Located in Silicon Valley, ALLVIA is the first through-silicon via (TSV)
foundry and introduced the term "through-silicon via" in both a 1997
business plan and a January 2000 technical article. With the full spectrum
of facilities, IP and equipment, ALLVIA offers services for prototyping and
full volume production of both front side and back side TSVs to the MEMS
and semiconductor industries as well as silicon etching, copper plating,
photolithography, CMP, etc. www.allvia.com
Contact Information: Company Contact: ALLVIA, Inc. 657 N. Pastoria Ave. Sunnyvale, CA 94085 USA ph.: 408-720-3333 Agency Contact: Bruce Kirkpatrick 925.244.9100