Abstract
Abstract The current automotive market for the integrated circuit (IC) packaging industry has grown significantly due to the increasing need for automation and higher performance in vehicles. These changes in the automotive market will enable cars to be more reliable and intelligent. To address the increasingly complex demands of the automotive market, the semiconductor packaging industry is shifting its focus to prioritize the development of advanced packages for next generation automotive market requirements. Automotive IC's are traditionally wirebond packages. Due to the increasing complexity and higher performance requirements of automotive applications, the packaging industry is moving towards high performance flip chip packages for automotive infotainment, GPS, and radar applications. In this study, a comprehensive view of the evolving packaging landscape from traditional wirebond to flip chip interconnect to advanced fan-out wafer level packages will be discussed. The pros and cons of each packaging technology will be examined. Packaging roadmap details will be discussed along with assembly process information, determining the right bill of materials (BOM), and extensive package and board level reliability (BLR) including grade 1 and grade 0 reliability data will be discussed.
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