Chemical Etch TGV Processing for Large-Format Glass Core Substrates
Chemical etching of high-aspect-ratio through-glass vias (TGV) on panels up to 510x515mm with diameters from 20µm, multiple shapes, and integrated Cu plating for semiconductor interposers.
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Problem solved
Scalable formation of dense vertical interconnects in large glass panels for cost-effective glass-core substrates used in co-packaged optics and high-density AI packaging.
Application contexts
- glass core substrates
- glass interposers
- semiconductor packaging
Technical principle
Chemical etching to create vertical, hourglass or tapered vias in various glasses, followed by conformal or filling copper plating with high adhesion.
Typical use cases
- Large panel TGV for CPO substrates
- high-aspect via interposers
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Helpful to include: panel size · via diameter/aspect ratio/shape · glass type · plating type · position accuracy
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Source & provenance
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Original language: JAPANESE.
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- 微細貫通穴(TGV)
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