IC Substrate Capability
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IC substrate definition
The carrier for wafers in semiconductor packaging.
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Thickness Design Rule
Indicating the material thickness capability we can achieve.
Showing the finished thickness we can manage for 2 to 4 layer IC Subtrate, it is very critical to the IC substrate packaging.Â
Total Thickness
Surface Finishing
Most common surface finishing of IC substrate and the thickness.Â
The Diameter and the spacing of the mechanical hole.
2Layer ICS Via Design Rule
2L ic package substrate Blind Via
Laser via is more efficient for 2L through hole process, but the thickness of the dielectric layer should be less than 0.15mm.
The Diameter and the spacing of the mechanical hole of 4Layer ICS.
4Layer ICS Via Design Rule
IC Substrate Trace design rule
We have MSAP process that can achieve 15um trace.Â
BGA Diameter, BGA pitch and solder mask opening.Â
IC Substrate BGA Design Rule
Design Rule For BusLess
No plating lead design gold plating technology, etch back invovled.Â
Dimension, position and slot tolernace of IC substrate, require very high precision.Â
IC Substrate Tolerance
IC subtrate bond finger design rule
Bond finger is use for bonding of substrate ic.
IC substrate manufacturing process in Seek Tech
Tenting
So what is tenting process?Â
Tenting is an IC substrate manufacturing process where dry film is applied to cover and protect vias during plating. It is also a very typical PCB production process.Â
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Tenting Pros & Cons
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Lower material costs due to simpler film usage; ideal for designs with larger line widths (25um+); quicker setup with shorter pre-production timelines, with faster delivery.
Precision lags for fine lines below 25um; higher chance of voids in vias if film adhesion is uneven; less reliable for high-density, complex substrates. Best for low-to-mid complexity IC substrates where cost and speed matter more than precision.
MSAP
MSAP Defination?Â
MSAP, short for Modified Semi-Additive Process, is a precision-focused method in IC substrate manufacturing.
It builds circuits by plating metal onto a substrate, using advanced photoresist techniques to define fine patterns before etching. This controlled approach allows for highly detailed circuit creation.
Why MSAP?
When IC substrates demand ultra-fine lines (below 25um) and high-density designs—common in advanced electronics—
MSAP steps in. Traditional methods struggle with such precision, making MSAP essential for high-end applications where signal accuracy and component miniaturization are critical.
MSAP Pro & Cons
Cons: Higher costs due to specialized materials and processes; longer production timelines from intricate setup; greater complexity in operation, requiring skilled technicians.
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BGA Substrate
A BGA substrate is a type of packaging material used in BGA packaging. It connects the chip to the circuit board through solder balls arranged at the bottom. Its basic structure is composed of multiple layers of conductive materials laminated between insulating layers, usually made of materials such as BT resin or ABF. It can route electrical signals from the I/O points of the IC to the solder balls, enabling high - speed data transfer. It has the advantages of high I/O density, good thermal performance, and high reliability.

CSP Substrate
CSP stands for Chip Scale Package. A CSP substrate is a key component in chip - scale packaging technology. It is the substrate on which the chip is mounted within the CSP. It has the functions of providing electrical connections, mechanical support, and heat management for the chip. With a compact size, it can optimize space utilization, reduce assembly complexity, and is suitable for portable electronics, IoT devices, and other fields where size and weight are critical.

Flip Chip Substrate
A flip chip substrate is a small - sized PCB inside the flip chip package, which is similar to an ordinary PCB. The flip chip is connected to the substrate through solder bumps. The substrate provides electrical connection channels for the flip chip, and is usually made of materials such as laminates, build up materials, and ceramics. Its size, number of layers, and material properties directly affect the overall cost of the package. The design of the substrate needs to consider the layout of signals from the external solder balls of the package to the bump pads.
