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Lead Frame Package Design flow
using CDS Electronics Packaging
Designer (EPD) and Cadence Chip
Package Design tools
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Take away from this paper
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CAD Design Software’s - Electronics Packaging Designer
(EPD) provides the means to bring the lead frame packages
into Cadence System in Package (SIP) tools.
 SIP
tools are integrated with various EM field solvers which
provide designers the flexibility to run analysis on an entire
package design.
 Potential
solution for connectivity management.
 Empowers
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the designer to run the analysis on her/his own.
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SiP Design Flow
Allegro
Librarian
Expert
(PDV)
SiP RF Layout
Die.txt file
Back
annotation
Package layout
Symbol
EPD
Automatic Test-bench Generation
NetlistFiles
Allegro
Librarian
Expert
Allegro Design Entry
HDL
(PDV)
chip
Allegro AMS Simulator
PSpice
Co-Design Die
Virtuoso Layout
Chip Top
SiP RF
Architect
Logical Design
Die.txt
Agilent,Sigrity
Virtuoso Platform
Allegro Platform
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Physical Design
Package Design
IC Design
3rd Party
Electronic Package Designer (EPD)
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EPD is from the third party vendor CAD Design Software.
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EPD is built on AutoCAD tool; it adds intelligence to the
package by adding the pin numbers on the package, tack
points for wire bond connections and via-type connections at
the Gull wings. The Gull wings connect to the PCB substrate.
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EPD converts the AutoCAD .dxf file as an input and
translates, and instantiates it in a SIP database.
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The intelligence built on the lead frame package by EPD
facilitates integration with system level electrical simulation
tools.
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The EPD software is built on AutoCAD tools.
It adds extra menu options to the AutoCAD interface; for the
recognition and manipulation of package input files.
CDS Menu is
added to the
AutoCAD
menus and
contains
commands to
process Lead
Frame
Designs
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User interface to select an existing technology file built on
Custom Environment and Default Design Settings ….
The .TCH or ‘Technology File’
contains default settings that
can be shared with other
users. After initial setup, the
New Design Environment and
Settings can be saved to a
configuration file to be used
again.
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Create or Modify a Technology file.
Set the Environment for
Measurement Units, Design
type, number of Layers and
the Material Stack-up.
Setting the Material Stack-up is
used when Describing the Level
Thickness, and Material Type that
will be used in Cadence. Built-in
and Custom Material Types are
available.
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Once the settings with units, material stack-up, thickness
and tolerance is captured the following package drawing
will be loaded into the Design environment.
AutoCAD line or Polylines
were used in the DXF to draft
the design. Using Automatic
the EPD tools, the design is
first cleaned up and the
polylines will be ‘Joined’ and
‘Closed’.
Lead Frame Intelligence
software can now analyze the
drawing to make intelligent for
processing and also make
ready for Export to Cadence.
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After the cleanup (Join and Closed polylines) and
intelligizing, the package name and pin numbers are
assigned.
By specifying which entities
are to be assigned as Metal,
Nets, lead assignments etc,
the LFINTEL command will
block and create the Lead Tips
and Paddels.
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The tack points are added for the wire bond attachments
from the die to the package
Single or Multiple Tack points
can be automatically added to
the Intelligent Lead Tips.
Additional points may be
added manually.
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Translation of the Lead Frame Package and instantiation in
a SIP database
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Using the EPD2SKL conversion utility the Lead frame package is
converted to the SKILL file.
So <Package_name>.il and EPD2SKL.scr files are available to play.
 The
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lead frame Package appears in the SIP layout XL
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Lead Frame Package imported into SIP.
The gull wings at the
backend of the Lead
connects to the substrate
The pin numbers are
highlighted in red.
The tack points at
end of the leads for
wirebond
connection from the
die.
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Lead Frame Package with the die placed in the package
Die Placed in newly
imported Lead Frame
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Lead frame Package with the die and the wire bonds
attached. Once the Package is in SIP, bring the Die from the
schematic front end, place the die in the package and start
wire bonding to the package.
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Connectivity (Method 1)
 The
netlist file is generated from SIP. For smaller Packages
the net names for the wirebonds and the connectivity
between the die and the package can be checked.
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Connectivity (Method 2)
Schematic symbol for the die
and the package.
Die and the Package in SIP
with rats-nest attached.
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Connectivity Driven Bonding diagram
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3D Viewer in SIP
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Assembly rules in SIP
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Constraint Manager in SIP
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Reports generated in SIP
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Export to Agilent ADS Momentum and
Sigrity tools
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Lead Frame Package in ADS Momentum
Cookie cutter section of the
package in ADS.
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Full package in ADS
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Summarize advantages of bringing
Leadframe Package in SIP
Connectivity management for the Die and the package.
 Ability to generate the connectivity driven bonding diagram.
 3D capability enhances the view of wire loops, vertical and
horizontal separations of wire bonds.
 Access to assembly rules checker with about 40 assembly
rule checks
 Wire bond reporting with Net Name, Pin numbers, Finger
Name, wire angle etc
 Robust constraint management tool for all physical and
spacing constraints
 Ability to export the Die and the Package data to Simulation
tools
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Conclusion
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The Sub-Contractors changing the design on is a biggest
issue at present which can be avoided if we have greater
control and verify everything at our end, before it goes to the
sub-contractor
 This
solution gives ADI greater control of the design database
from early design exploration, through physical
implementation to functional verification - by providing
access to connectivity management, constraint management,
simulation tools, and assembly rules checks.
 The
control over design database is extremely important
through out the design cycle to avoid many iterations with the
Sub-Contractors
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Conclusion Continued…
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The entire design process flow is less error prone due to the
efficiency gained in this solution.
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This solution not ONLY offers greater control of the design
database to the business units/product lines, it also
considerably reduces design cycle time, improves efficiency
and overall product delivery to the ADI customer; thereby
improving the Time to Market.
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