X. Liu, T. Shaw, E. Liniger, M. Lane, G. Bonilla, J. Doyle, B. Herbst, D. Questad
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Chip Package Interaction in Ultra Low-k/Copper Interconnect Technology
In this paper a methodology based on fracture mechanics has been used to investigate the chip package interaction of ultra low-k/copper interconnect. When a wafer is diced into chips, defects can be generated at the edge of the chips. Under the thermal stress from the package the defects can propagate into the dielectric and cause the chip failure.