Comparative analysis of high-frequency transitions in Embedded Wafer Level BGA (eWLB) and Quad Flat no Leads (VQFN) Packages

Electronics Packaging Technology Conference Proceedings(2012)

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Abstract
Embedded Wafer Level Ball Grid Array (eWLB) is one of the most advantageous packaging technologies with respect to higher I/O density, process easiness, integration flexibilities and electrical performance. When it comes to high-frequency (HF), the latter has to be considered particularly. The Quad Flat no Leads Package (VQFN) has often been the choice due to good LW-performance. We present the comparison of the two package technologies eWLB and VOFN. In this paper we present an optimized 24 (Wiz chip-package-board transition. We compare the performance of an eWLB package to a VQFN package. We focus on a single-ended transition. We obtain a simulated insertion loss better than -0.5 dB in eWLB compared to -1.5 dB in VQFN. In this contribution we show the outstanding potential of the eWLB package for mm-wave applications.
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ball grid arrays,wafer level packaging,HF-performance,I-O density,VQFN packages,chip-package-board transition,comparative analysis,eWLB package,electrical performance,embedded wafer level BGA,embedded wafer level ball grid array,frequency 24 GHz,high-frequency transitions,integration flexibilities,mm-wave applications,process easiness,quad flat no leads packages,single-ended transition,
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