Leading
advanced packaging company Nepes Laweh
continues its innovation in advanced package technology, following the 600mm
FOPLP (Fan-out Panel Level Package).
Nepes
Laweh
announced that they have, for the first time in the world, implemented FOPLP
solely through the Molding technique, without using the expensive Polyimide
(PI), which is an essential material in the fan-out process.

▲Implementation of FO-PLP using PI alternative packaging technology(Photo=Nepes)
Based
on Deca
Technologies' M-Series™, this technology has been commercialized for the first
time in the world by Nepes Laweh, and they have recently initiated
product supplies to analog and automotive semiconductor company in the United
States.
This
technology, which does not use PI, not only simplifies the process and improves
productivity, but also has the potential to enhance product reliability. It is
expected that this technology can extensively replace traditional conventional
molding packages, such as QFN.
In
particular, analog semiconductor manufacturers, who frequently need to change
and develop various products, can reduce the supply risk of materials like PCBs
and lead frames. Additionally, it is a strong advantage that this technology
allows for the transition to the fan-out process while maintaining existing
semiconductor specifications, thus reducing the burden of new certifications
for customers.
Especially
for products with large production volumes and stringent front-end customer
certifications, such as automotive Microcontroller Units (MCU), the company
expects this technology to offer advantages in manufacturing and quality
control.
A
Nepes official conveyed, “The commercialization of fan-out molding technology
is expected to further strengthen our technological competitiveness in the
advanced package market.”
Nepes
Laweh
has strategized to expand its customer base by applying fan-out PLP technology
to various application products, including industrial and automotive products,
starting with the supply of analog semiconductor samples.