S. Bhattacharya, Y. W. Kim, P. Chahal, M. Allen, R. Tummala, R. Hubbard
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Abstract
Integration of passive components offers inherent benefits such as reduced size, density, cost, and improved packaging efficiency and reliability. An integrated RC network requiring relatively large capacitance and resistance was selected as a model for integration of R and C components using low temperalare PWB compatible fabrication processes. Ohmega-Ply resistor/conductor laminates and photodefinable epoxies filled with high K ceramic powders were used as candidate materials for fabrication of embedded resistors and thin film capacitors. In order to reduce in-plane device area, multilayer (currently, two-layer) capacitors were stacked in the thickness direction. Meniscus coating of filled polymer dielectrics over large area (12 in x 12 in) was evaluated for cost and manufacturability advantages. This paper discusses the design, choice of materials, and fabricatilon issues of an integrated RC device. 1. Introlduction The Packaging Research Center at Georgia Tech is in the process of developing low temperalure MCM-L based processes suitable ICR L