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The Flip Chip / Die Bump Design Technology is part
of our Master Foundry Suite.
Get
Flip Chip / Die Bump and other IC Packaging related tools when you purchase
this suite.
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Design Technology:
Flip Chip / Die Bump
You
will Flip Your Chip When You Bump Your Die with This.
Flip Chip / Die Bump
automates the process of creating redistribution routing and bump
artwork to convert a standard die to a flipchip die. The
redistribution layer can be created easily and quickly directly on
the IC through the use of our automated bump creation and
interactive autorouting utilities.
Direct GDS
II read in ensures perfect alignment with the IC artwork. Die
data may also be captured graphically or specified through
parameters in a dialog box. Bumps can be created with our BallGrid
command or another specialized bump pattern creator. Netlist data
may be created interactively or automatically with flipchip-specific
tools. Full netlist verification and DRC. Output can be made in Gerber
and/or GDS II format.
Key Features
Include:
- GDSII
stream file reader imports graphics from large dies and
extracts relevant layers and entities by viewing a preview of
the die's structure
- BallGrid
command makes patterns with a configurable number of levels
and shapes for use as bumps
- Automatic
or interactive net list generation by 3 different methods
- Autorouter
designed for dense BGA routing with just enough clearance
- Complete
netlist verification and DRC
- Wafer
Array command panelizes the design in perfect alignment with the
original silicon image

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Autorouter
designed for dense BGA routing with just enough clearance
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Easy
die creation tools can create dies by 6 different methods
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Reads
.LIQ files
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Reads
.DIE files
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Reads
.DWG files automatically
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Reads
GDSII Stream files to make .DWG files
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Digital
scans from photographs with distortion compensation
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Manual
data entry into our DieMake dialog box
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Automatic
orientation of die for redistribution on silicon design or for
later substrate routing
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GDSII
stream file reader imports graphics from large dies and
extracts relevant layers and entities by viewing a preview of
the die's structure
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Automatic
or interactive net list generation by 3 different methods
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Wafer
Array command panelizes the design in perfect alignment with the
original silicon image
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Routing
using automatic length tuning and matching
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Differential pairs
are interactively routed
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BallGrid
command makes patterns with a configurable number of levels
and shapes for use as bumps
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Complete
netlist verification and DRC
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Ability
to handle large designs (thousands of pins)
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GDSII
stream file writer makes efficient files of entire panelized
wafers
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