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3D Heterogeneous Integration (3DHI) System-in-Package
3D Heterogeneous Integration (3DHI) enables true 3D system-in-package (SiP) architectures by vertically stacking multiple glass substrate layers in the Z-direction.
This approach allows seamless integration of diverse semiconductor technologies, including GaAs, GaN, CMOS, Si, SiGe, and passive components, within a single compact package. By combining RF, compute, power, and cooling elements into one structure, 3DHI delivers highly integrated, high-performance systems optimized for advanced applications.
Key Advantages and Capabilities
True 3D Integration: Stack multiple layers of glass substrate for compact, high-density system design
Significant SWaP-C Reduction:
> 90% reduction in size
> 90% reduction in weight
> 20% lower power consumption
Multi-Technology Integration: Supports heterogeneous materials and chiplets in a single SiP
Assembly Flexibility: Compatible with wire bonding, flip chip, and SMT processes
RF Shielded SiP: Improved signal integrity for high-frequency applications
Direct PCB Integration: Supports BGA or LGA attachment for simplified system assembly
This architecture is ideal for high-performance computing, RF systems, and advanced electronics where integration density, efficiency, and system-level performance are critical.