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June 3 June 3 - - 6, 2007 6, 2007 San Diego, CA USA San Diego, CA USA A Cost-Effective Approach for Wafer Level Chip Scale Package Testing Norman J. Armendariz, PhD Texas Instruments, Inc

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    A Cost-Effective Approach for Wafer Level Chip Scale Package Testing

    Norman J. Armendariz, PhDTexas Instruments, Inc

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    AGENDA• The Need• WSP-Wafer Scale Packages• WSP- Manufacturing Test Flow• WSP Probe Card Technologies• Challenges• Comparative Summary• Discussion

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    THE NEED

    TI has been testing packages at final test after singulation for some time. However, the increasing use of WLCSP- wafer level chip scale package formats require cost-effective RF testing at the wafer-level or before singulation to further reduce test costs and be globally competitive.

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    TITI--WCSP Wafer Chip Scale PackagesWCSP Wafer Chip Scale Packages

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    WCSP- Redistribution Layer-RDL

    Image Courtesy of the Tucson Reliability Test Lab

    SEM VIEW

    OM VIEW

    XS VIEW

    Bump

    PI2

    NitridePI1

    Al

    Silicon

    BUMP

    RDL UBM

    Silicon

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    WLCSP w/ RDL Examples

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    WSP Test Flow -SimplifiedWafer

    Fab

    Wafer Probe(Functional)

    RDL/Bump (AOI)

    BackgrindWafer Probe

    RF TestWafer Mount/Saw

    AssemblyRF Test

    (Sample Burn-in)

    Backgrind

    Inspection

    Laser Mark

    T&R/Tray

    Wafer Mount/SawInspectionT&R / WP

    Final Test WSP

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    • Cantilever- (Needle Probes)• Vertical- (Buckling Beam) • Membrane (Beam Probes) RF

    Current Wafer Level Probe Card Technologies

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    Conventional Cantilever Conventional Cantilever

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    Cantilever Probes

    Bump

    PI2

    NitridePI1

    Al

    Silicon

    BUMP

    RDL UBM

    Silicon

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    Vertical Vertical Buckling Buckling

    BeamBeam

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    D

    Ceramic

    Ceramic

    Ceramic

    Mylar

    Buckling Beam Probes

    Bump

    PI2

    NitridePI1

    Al

    Silicon

    BUMP

    RDL UBM

    Silicon

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    Membrane RF Membrane RF Probe BeamsProbe Beams

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    D

    Probe Beams

    Bump

    PI2

    NitridePI1

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    BUMP

    RDL UBM

    Silicon

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    WSP Probe Card Tech ApplicabilityBoth cantilever and VPC probe cards exhibited limited electrical properties as well as other physical & operational limitations and can reach 0.3mm but require a space transformer, i.e., MLC/MLO to PCB.

    Membrane probe cards have been employed for FC applications that need controlled impedance for RF (radio frequency) testing and can easily reach 0.3mm, but at some cost and also with deflection/ compliance limitations.

    Current WLCSP FT-final test contactor technologies, which already use similar sockets and RF pogo pins, so that a similar approach can be also used in wafer level probe card form is the preferred cost-effective approach, to avoid an expensive probe card and skip the RF FT step.

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    Vertical RF Vertical RF PogoPogo--PinPin

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    RF Pogo Pins

    Bump

    PI2

    NitridePI1

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    BUMP

    RDL UBM

    Silicon

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    WSP Probe Card Integration Challenges• Probe to Bump Interaction (OT, Alignment)• Prober/tester Mechanical Interface

    (Components, Deflection)• Prober/PCB/Socket/Pogo-Pin and Bump

    Planarity (Net Compliance, Bump Hts Vary) • Socket/ Pogo-Pin Design (RF, Tip Shape)• Alignment Algorithm (Auto Z-Ht Control)• Cleaning (Media, Stepping, CRes)• Thermal Requirements (-40 to 129C)• Industry Maturity (Supplier Base)

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    Probe to Bump Interaction

    Pogo-pogo tip morphology, planarity and alignment critical to control amount of over-drive. For example, a 4-pt Crown tip uniformly distributes the force (L) as compared to when only 1 of 4 tips contacting, showing more bump deformation “gouging” as a result (R).

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    WSP Probe Card Design

    Wafer Side Insulator Wafer Side-Keep-out Areas

    Wafer side (L) and “blue” insulator (R) overlaid as a template showing exposed areas that are allowed between probe card and probe card support plate for components. With a maxheight (Z) of 0.040” allowed for this tester interface configuration.

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    Wafer Side Component Interference

    • Jumper “Blue Wires”• Through-Hole-Mount Solder Joints• LED Components • PCB Barrel Vias Protruding• Sockets and/or Pogo Pins Heights

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    Tester Side Component Interference

    Tester Side- Planarization Ring Location RASP Pogo Pin Tower- Outer Ring

    Components as located would interfere with interface tester features such as an “inner” ring (red circle) on PCB tester side (L) to Tester pogo-pin outer ring array on tester tower (R).

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    WSP Probe Card RF Pogo Pin QS

    Wafer Side Tester Side

    Probe Head Probe Head

    PCB 4-DUT Probe Head

    Sockets / Pogo-Pins 1x4

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    In-Situ (Prober) Pogo Pin CleaningBEFORE CLEANING AFTER CLEANING

    Leveraging FT cleaning learning's. Only the 4 tips of this 4-pt. crown pogo pin is cleaned or needs cleaning. Pogo-pin inserted into abrasive and compliant material

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    Bump Surface Condition

    Bump surface condition impacts pogo-pin ability to penetrate bump surface as well as, pogo-pins surface if not cleaned effectively for subsequent bump probing.

    Carbon-Rich Areas

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    Pogo-Pin Condition

    Cleaning media impacts Pogo-pin surface condition and subsequent electrical contact to bump, if cleaning settings not optimized.

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    500um 500um

    Cleaning Stepping Distance

    Increasing the stepping distances on cleaning media greatly improves cleaning efficiency. Although, at the expense of using more cleaning media.

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    Denotes “peace time”directly after online clean and before failures begin

    Shows rise of minimum Creslevels after clean

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    Online Clean

    Failures BeginMax Cres(ohms)

    TEST TIME (hrs)

    Using CRes to Optimize Cleaning Parameters

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    Cleaning /Contamination

    Issues

    Gold Coating WearAffecting CRes

    MechLifetime Plunger

    100KTD200KTD

    Current StartingStatus

    30KTD

    Key Milestones for WSP Probe Card Lifetime Optimization

    TARGET

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    WSP PROBE CARD SUMMARY

    High PriceF/D Limited RangeFew Qualified Suppliers Dense multi-site < x4

    Electrical Properties >40 GHzPitch

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    However, the challenge for a direct 0.3mm socket to PCB connection, is that the PCB technology is not converging to what a socket can be manufactured.

    In other words, sockets can be manufactured

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    • Optimize Prober/ Probe Card/ Wafer SettingsPlanarity vs Pogo-Pin Deflection Optimization Alignment Method / Algorithm

    • Optimize Cleaning SettingsMedia / Tip DesignStepping

    • Minimize Probe Card DeflectionTester PCSP DesignMechanical Stiffeners

    • Printed Circuit Board Design/ Fab0.3mm pitchMulti-Site to x16

    • Thermal CharacterizationCold Temp -40 CHigh Temp 129 C

    Future Work

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    Acknowledgements

    • Cody Gilleland• Doyce Ramey• Kelly Daughtry• Byron Gibbs