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Title: Polylithic Integration Using Fused-Silica Stitch-Chips for RF/MM-Wave and High-Speed Systems: Modeling, Fabrication, and Characterization
Committee:
Dr. Bakir, Advisor
Dr. Wang, Chair
Dr. Brand
Abstract: The objective of the proposed research is to demonstrate the interconnect performance of a novel polylithic integration technology using fused-silica stitch-chips for emerging RF/mm-wave and high-speed systems, such as 5G wireless application. The preliminary research demonstrated the electrical characterization of signal channels on the stitch-chips which are low-loss (less than 0.42 dB insertion loss and less than 12.7 dB return loss up to 40 GHz) with low parasitics. The future research focuses on alternative off-chip I/O design, fine-pitch I/O demonstration, and demonstration with active ICs.
