MatInWLP
Material innovations for wafer-level packaging technologies
Subject of research
Wafer-level packaging (WLP) is an emerging, resource-saving technology in microsystems technology that also enables higher integration densities in the resulting electronic components. In addition, WLP is significantly more sustainable, as it requires less material and energy. The planned research project pursues an interdisciplinary approach of microsystems technology and materials science to harness new material concepts and processes for WLP in microelectronic production.
Results
- Development of high-performance wafer bonding systems and solderable metallizations based on resource-saving thin-film systems
- Evaluation of innovative 3D electronics printing technologies for structured deposition at wafer level
- Development of a concept for the efficient introduction of new and environmentally compatible materials and recyclable process chemistry in production and large research cleanrooms
Involved institutions and contact
Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences
 Faculty of Electrical Engineering
 Am Blechhammer 9
 98574 Schmalkalden
 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Roy Knechtel (Project Coordination)
 Dr.-Ing. Martin Seyring
Friedrich Schiller University Jena
 Institute for Applied Physics
 Albert-Einstein-Str. 15
 07745 Jena
 PD. Dr.-Ing. habil. Stephanie Lippmann
Third-party funder
Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung
 Programm: CZS Transfer
 Projekt-Nr: P2022-09-0001
Additional information
- Duration: 03/2024 – 02/2027 (36 Months)
- Funding amount (University Schmalkalden): 1.000.000,- €
- pdf (german): Materialinnovationen für Wafer-Level-Packaging Technologien MatInWLP
 
  
 