I. Ostermay, F. Schmueckle, R. Doerner, A. Thies, W. Heinrich, O. Krueger, V. Krozer, T. Jensen, T. Kraemer, M. Lisker, A. Trusch, E. Matthus, Y. Borokhovych, B. Tillack
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Abstract
In order to combine the advantages of both InP-HBT and SiGe-BiCMOS technology, a 3D integration approach has been developed based on the transferred-substrate concept with BCB wafer bonding. Using this process vertical interconnects are realized that exhibit excellent broadband transmission properties up to 220 GHz. Insertion loss remains below 0.5dB up to W-band and 1dB to 220GHz. The interconnects can be described with good accuracy by 3D EM simulation over the full frequency range.