A film carrier with 48 peripheral-contacts, which is applicable to ultra-high speed GaAs digital integrated circuits (ICs) with a more than 10 Gbps operation, has been developed. The film carrier has been realized using the following newly developed techniques; (1) wave guides with a well-controlled characteristic impedance of 50 Ω, (2) precise vias of as small as 50 µm diameter conducting both sides of grounded metal planes on a polyimide film, and (3) a feed-through structure for high speed input signals with good impedance matching. The film carrier was molded by resin after ILB (inner lead bonding) to a chip with a copper plate heat spreader. As an application, the film carrier has been applied to a 3 Gbps operational 4-bit GaAs multiplexer IC, and has been proved to have excellent high-frequency characteristics.
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Chiaki TAKUBO, Hiroshi TAZAWA, Mamoru SAKAKI, Yoshiharu TSUBOI, Masao MOCHIZUKI, Hirohiko IZUMI, "A 48-Lead Film Carrier for Ultra-High Speed GaAs Digital Integrated Circuits" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E75-C, no. 10, pp. 1172-1178, October 1992, doi: .
Abstract: A film carrier with 48 peripheral-contacts, which is applicable to ultra-high speed GaAs digital integrated circuits (ICs) with a more than 10 Gbps operation, has been developed. The film carrier has been realized using the following newly developed techniques; (1) wave guides with a well-controlled characteristic impedance of 50 Ω, (2) precise vias of as small as 50 µm diameter conducting both sides of grounded metal planes on a polyimide film, and (3) a feed-through structure for high speed input signals with good impedance matching. The film carrier was molded by resin after ILB (inner lead bonding) to a chip with a copper plate heat spreader. As an application, the film carrier has been applied to a 3 Gbps operational 4-bit GaAs multiplexer IC, and has been proved to have excellent high-frequency characteristics.
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