Ningjie Li, Yuluan Wu, Lei Chen, Baozhen Wu, Cheng Zhao, Y. Wang, Yue Sun
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Abstract
A novel 1-level interconnection/transition method for radio frequency micro-electronic-mechanic system (RF MEMS) devices is proposed in this paper. Using bump-CPW-bump structure which is composed of a chip substrate, a coplanar waveguide (CPW) transmission line fabricated on the substrate and a group of metal bumps set on the ends of the CPW line, this method combines the advantages of both flip-chip and through-silicon via (TSV) techniques. The results of the finite element method (FEM) analysis show that this interconnection/ transition structure has good characteristics of return loss and insertion loss over a broad frequency range compared with both TSV and wire-bonding structures.