Synopses & Reviews
System-on-Package (SOP) is an emerging microelectronic technology that places an entire system on a single chip-size package. Where “systems” used to be bulky boxes housing hundreds of components, SOP saves interconnection time and heat generation by keep a full system with computing, communications, and consumer functions all in a single chip. Written by the Georgia Tech developers of the technology, this book explains the basic parameters, design functions, and manufacturing issues, showing electronic designers how this radical new packaging technology can be used to solve pressing electronics design challenges.
About the Author
Dr. Rao Tummala (Atlanta, GA) is Pettit Chair Professor and Director of the Packaging Research Center at Georgia Tech. He is a past-President of ISHM, an IEEE Fellow, and the General Chair of IEEE-ICTC. He was recently named by Industry Week as one of the 50 Stars in the US for improving national competitiveness.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction to the System-on-Package (SOP) Technology
Chapter 2. Introduction to System-on-Chip (SOC)
Chapter 3. Stacked ICs and Packages (SIP)
Chapter 4. Mixed-Signal (SOP) Design
Chapter 5. Radio Frequency System-on-Package (RF SOP)
Chapter 6. Integrated Chip-to-Chip Optoelectronic SOP
Chapter 7. SOP Substrate with Multilayer Wiring and Thin-Film Embedded Components
Chapter 8. Mixed-Signal Reliability
Chapter 9. MEMS Packaging
Chapter 10. Wafer-Level SOP
Chapter 11. Thermal SOP
Chapter 12. Electrical Test of SOP Modules and Systems
Chapter 13. Biosensor SOP
Index