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Zhiwen Chen^1,2, Jiaju Zhang¹, Shizhao Wang¹

¹Wuhan University, Wuhan 430072, China.

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Advanced packaging technologies like 3D IC, fan-out, and chiplet packaging are crucial in the post-Moore era. Solutions for sustainable development focus on standardization, co-design, and new handling technologies.

Keywords:

3D IC packaging Advanced packaging Challenges and opportunities Chiplet packaging Fan-out packaging Wafer-level packaging

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Electrical Engineering
Semiconductor Manufacturing

Background:

The semiconductor industry faces limitations in traditional scaling (Moore's Law).
Increasing demand for smaller, higher-performance, and cost-effective electronic products.
Advanced packaging is emerging as a key enabler for continued electronic device innovation.

Purpose of the Study:

To review recent developments in advanced packaging technologies.
To discuss the advantages and challenges associated with these technologies.
To propose solutions for the sustainable development of advanced packaging.

Main Methods:

Literature review of advanced packaging techniques.
Analysis of key trends including 3D IC, fan-out, and chiplet packaging.
Exploration of future prospects and solutions for sustainability.

Main Results:

3D IC, fan-out, and chiplet packaging offer significant improvements in performance and miniaturization.
Challenges include manufacturing complexity, thermal management, and standardization.
Sustainable development requires advancements in standardization, co-design, and simulation.

Conclusions:

Advanced packaging is essential for meeting future electronic demands beyond Moore's Law.
Standardization, co-design tools, novel handling, and multi-scale modeling are critical for progress.
Addressing these aspects will drive the sustainable growth of the advanced packaging sector.