A Web Based Course on Designing High Density Interconnect PCBs for Manufacturability

Rao, Ananda G and Rao, NJ (2000) A Web Based Course on Designing High Density Interconnect PCBs for Manufacturability. In: 50th Electronic Components and Technology Conference, 2000, 21-24 May, Las Vegas,Nevada USA, 1285 -1288.

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Abstract

The design of high density interconnects (HDI) PCBs is an important step in design and development of present day electronic products. This design is becoming a complex task with the availability of a large number of process technologies. Each technology offers its own cost (yield)/volume/performance optimisation. The designer should be able to do the package design in the context of a selected manufacturing technology, and communicate effectively with the fabricator. This process may be termed as "design for manufacturability" (DFM). While DFM issues are not new to an electronic/PCB designer, these acquire new importance in the context of proliferation of manufacturing processes and increasing performance requirements. In addition, these issues are in a constant state of flux, as process changes and new processes are being introduced on a continuing basis. Consequently, there is a need for the designer to continuously keep track of process improvements, and take advantage of them to make his product more competitive. This paper presents the structure of a course on "design of HDI PCBs for manufacturability". While it is designed as a second level course on electronic packaging, that can be offered at graduate level. As a larger number of practising engineers are likely to be interested in such a course, it is proposed to make it web based

Item Type:	Conference Paper
Publisher:	IEEE
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Department/Centre:	Division of Electrical Sciences > Electronic Systems Engineering (Formerly Centre for Electronic Design & Technology)
Date Deposited:	01 Mar 2006
Last Modified:	19 Sep 2010 04:24
URI:	http://eprints.iisc.ac.in/id/eprint/5751

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