White Paper: The Next Step in Assembly and Packaging: System Level Integration in the Package (SiP)

The economic benefits of functional diversification and system level integration at the package level will inevitably drive increased investment in SiP.

January 6th, 2009
White Paper: The Next Step in Assembly and Packaging: System Level Integration in the Package (SiP)

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Predictions that Moore’s Law has reached it limits have been heard for years and have proven to be premature. We are now nearing the basic physical limits to CMOS scaling and the continuation of the price elastic growth of the industry cannot continue based on Moore’s law scaling alone. This will require “More than Moore” through the tighter integration of system level components at the package level. In the past scaling geometries enabled improved performance, less power, smaller size and lower cost. Today scaling alone does not ensure improvement of all four items.

System on Chip (SoC) and System in Package (SiP) technologies provide a path for continued improvement in performance, power, cost and size at the system level without relying upon conventional CMOS scaling alone.

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