PricewaterhouseCoopers - New York, New York since Aug 2010
Senior Associate
Booz Allen Hamilton Jul 2008 - Aug 2010
Management Consultant
Cataphora Jun 2007 - Jul 2008
Litigation Support Project Manager
Education:
University of Michigan 2003 - 2007
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Vice President at IAAP - Georgetown Chapter, Staff/AAP Advisory Council at Georgetown University, Georgetown Day Planning Committee Member at Georgetown University, Committee Member, Professional Development Committee at International Association of Administrative Professionals, Advisory Committee on Business Practices at Georgetown University, Administrative Coordinator at Georgetown University Department of Public Safety, Administrative Coordinator at Georgetown University - Department of Public Safety
Location:
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Industry:
Law Enforcement
Work:
IAAP - Georgetown Chapter - Washington, DC since Jun 2013
Vice President
Georgetown University since Feb 2013
Staff/AAP Advisory Council
Georgetown University since Feb 2013
Georgetown Day Planning Committee Member
International Association of Administrative Professionals - DE-MD-DC Division since Aug 2012
Committee Member, Professional Development Committee
Georgetown University - Washington D.C. Metro Area since Aug 2010
Advisory Committee on Business Practices
Education:
Georgetown University 2008 - 2008
Certificate, Forensic Accounting
The Johns Hopkins University 2006 - 2008
MS, Management/Public Safety/Leadership
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania 1998
BA, Criminal Justice
Feb 2010 to 2000 EKG TechnicianFamily Doctor Bui Office San Jose, CA Oct 2008 to Feb 2010 Medical AssistantValley Medical Center San Jose, CA 2007 to Dec 2007 EKG InternshipKaiser Santa Clara Hospital Santa Clara, CA Sep 2007 to Sep 2007 Phlebotomy InternshipDe Anza Library Cupertino, CA Sep 2005 to Mar 2007 Library Assistant I
Education:
De Anza College 2005 to 2012 Associate of Arts in Medical AssistingPedagogic College 1981 to 1982 Teaching ProgramTrung Vuong High School 1973 to 1980
The present invention provides a semiconductor chip package with a fillet which contains a high percentage of a filler material by weight and a method of assembly with a semiconductor chip package for adding filler material to a non-filled or low-filled underfill system. The method of assembly produces a chip package where the concentration of filler material within the underfill material between the chip and the package substrate may be varied from location to location within the underfill material. The filler material increases the mechanical rigidity of the underfill material after it has hardened. Thus, using the approach of the present invention, the percentage of filler material may be increased in regions of the underfill material where the mechanical stresses require a greater mechanical rigidity. The present invention may be applicable to increasing the reliability of chip packages where the chip and the package substrate are separated by a gap about 25-50 microns wide.
Method Of Using Both A Non-Filled Flux Underfill And A Filled Flux Underfill To Manufacture A Flip-Chip
A method is disclosed for applying underfill to a flip-chip package comprising integrated circuit die and a substrate. First, a first non-filled no flow flux-underfill is applied to a plurality of solder bumps disposed on an active surface of the integrated circuit die. Next, the integrated circuit die is placed on the substrate such that the solder bumps align with corresponding bond pads on the substrate, thereby creating an assembly. A second filler-loaded no flow flux-underfill is then dispensed on a side of the substrate such that the second filler-loaded no flow flux-underfill flows by capillary action between the die and substrate to fill a gap therebetween. Finally, the assembly is passed through a furnace such that both the first non-filled no flow flux-underfill and the second filled no flow flux-underfill are cured, and such that the solder bumps are reflowed.
An IC package provides structural rigidity to a flexible substrate, but still allows access to mounted capacitors after package assembly. In a flip chip package, the IC die is mounted face down on a flexible laminate substrate. A metal lid is mounted above and in contact with the die. The metal lid includes openings over portions of an outer region of the substrate to accommodate the capacitors. However, portions of the metal lid extend to the corners of the substrate to provide structural rigidity to the flexible substrate. Some embodiments are directed to packages configured as described above, but in which an IC die has yet to be mounted.
High Performance Flipchip Package That Incorporates Heat Removal With Minimal Thermal Mismatch
Abu K. Eghan - San Jose CA, US Lan H. Hoang - Fremont CA, US
Assignee:
Xilinx, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H01L 23/34 H01L 22/04
US Classification:
257713, 257724, 257730
Abstract:
A semiconductor flipchip package includes a central cavity area on the first major side for receiving a flipchip die therein. The package substrate is substantially made from a single material that serves as the support and stiffener and provides within the cavity floor all the connecting points for flipchip interconnection to the silicon die. The integral cavity wall serves as a stiffener member of the package and provides the required mechanical stability of the whole arrangement without the need for a separate stiffener material to be adhesively attached. The cavity walls may contain extra routing metallization to create bypass capacitors to enhance electrical performance. Optional methods to cover the silicon die enhance thermal performance of the package.
Multi-Chip Configuration To Connect Flip-Chips To Flip-Chips
Lan H. Hoang - Fremont CA, US Paul Ying-Fung Wu - Saratoga CA, US
Assignee:
Xilinx, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H01L 23/48 H01L 23/02
US Classification:
257778, 257686
Abstract:
A semiconductor structure includes a carrier having a cavity formed in a top portion thereof, and a plurality of conductive contacts formed on a top surface of the carrier and positioned around the periphery of the cavity. A number of first coplanar dice are back-side mounted to a top surface of the cavity, and a number of second coplanar dice are flip-chip mounted to the first dice, wherein each of the first dice is electrically connected to two corresponding adjacent second dice to connect the dice in a cascade configuration. For some embodiments, selected dice are flip-chip mounted to the carrier. For other embodiments, selected dice are wire-bond connected to the carrier.
Composite Flip-Chip Package With Encased Components And Method Of Fabricating Same
Lan H. Hoang - Fremont CA, US Paul Ying-Fung Wu - Saratoga CA, US
Assignee:
Xilinx, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H01L 23/34
US Classification:
257724, 257778, 257E23178
Abstract:
Composite flip-chip with encased components and method of fabricating the same is described. One aspect of the invention relates to fabricating composite flip-chip packages for integrated circuit dice. Interposing substrates are formed. At least one discrete component is attached to a bottom surface of each of the interposing substrates. A first array of solder balls is placed on the bottom surface of each of the interposing substrates. The interposing substrates are mounted to a carrier strip. The integrated circuit dice are attached to top surfaces of the interposing substrates. The integrated circuit dice and the interposing substrates are encapsulated in molding compound to define flip-chip assemblies.
Composite Flip-Chip Package With Encased Components And Method Of Fabricating Same
Lan H. Hoang - Fremont CA, US Paul Ying-Fung Wu - Saratoga CA, US
Assignee:
Xilinx, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H01L 21/44 H01L 21/48 H01L 21/50
US Classification:
438107, 438108, 257E21503
Abstract:
Composite flip-chip with encased components and method of fabricating the same is described. One aspect of the invention relates to fabricating composite flip-chip packages for integrated circuit dice. Interposing substrates are formed. At least one discrete component is attached to a bottom surface of each of the interposing substrates. A first array of solder balls is placed on the bottom surface of each of the interposing substrates. The interposing substrates are mounted to a carrier strip. The integrated circuit dice are attached to top surfaces of the interposing substrates. The integrated circuit dice and the interposing substrates are encapsulated in molding compound to define flip-chip assemblies.
Molded Integrated Circuit Package And Method Of Forming A Molded Integrated Circuit Package
A molded integrated circuit package is described. The molded integrated circuit package comprises a substrate having a plurality of contacts on a first surface; a die having a plurality of solder bumps on a first surface, the plurality of solder bumps being coupled to the plurality of contacts on the first surface of the substrate; an adhesive material positioned on a second surface of the die; a lid attached to the adhesive material; and an encapsulant positioned between the lid and the substrate. Methods of forming molded integrated circuit packages are also disclosed.
Sarah Givan (2002-2005), Lan Hoang (1994-1997), Diedre Dennis (1994-1997), Tom Ingledue (1959-1961), Matt Pittman (2002-2005), Marissa Lackey (2001-2004)