Tian Lu, Carlos Ortega, J. Kulick, G. Bernstein, Scott Ardisson, Rob Engelhardt
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Rapid SOC prototyping utilizing quilt packaging technology for modular functional IC partitioning
A microchip integration technology called Quilt Packaging (QP) enables rapid prototyping of complex SoCs and microwave/RF systems, as well as optical, power, and DSP applications. QP is a direct edge-to-edge chip-level interconnect technology that can be implemented in a variety of materials and/or process technologies, and has been demonstrated in both planar and non-planar 3D architectures. Quilt Packaging technology can be applied to create a “Lego-like” design kit for ultra-fast prototyping and proof-ofconcept chip-level system verification. Partitioning subcomponents into small, inexpensive “chiplets” can allow for much faster design turns and greatly reduced first-pass prototype verification. In addition, QP enables low-loss, high-throughput chip-to-chip I/O interconnects while reducing size, weight, and power requirements, lessening the burden of design trade-offs for hardware system designers developing the next generation of microelectronic systems.