Article | REF: E3400 V2

Integrated Circuits packaging

Author: Jean-Luc DIOT

Publication date: August 10, 2017

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6. Thermal performance

Integrated circuits are imperfect components, and their operation therefore generates a flow of heat. Thermal problems therefore remain a central concern for packaging specialists. The heat flux dissipated by an integrated circuit can exceed 10 6 W.m -2 . Such a flux is far greater than that of an iron (around 500W.m -2 ). The performance of an integrated circuit decreases markedly with its operating temperature: a CMOS circuit sees its switching time affected by around 3% if its temperature rises by 10°C. Operating temperature also has an influence on component reliability: the failure rate doubles for every 10°C rise in temperature. Thermal engineers therefore have the task of taking these constraints into account, in order to maintain the temperature of...

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