Kim, Hyesoo
(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, TeraByte Interconnection and Package Laboratory, Daejeon, South Korea)
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Kim, Jonghoon J.
(Samsung Electronics Company, Ltd., Gyeonggi-do, South Korea)
,
Park, Junyong
(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, TeraByte Interconnection and Package Laboratory, Daejeon, South Korea)
,
Park, Shinyoung
(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, TeraByte Interconnection and Package Laboratory, Daejeon, South Korea)
,
Choi, Sumin
(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, TeraByte Interconnection and Package Laboratory, Daejeon, South Korea)
,
Bae, Bumhee
(Samsung Electronics Company, Ltd., Gyeonggi-do, South Korea)
,
Ha, DongHo
(SRC, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea)
,
Bae, Michael
(SRC, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea)
,
Kim, Joungho
(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, TeraByte Interco)
As a demand for electrical systems with a wide data bandwidth has increased, high-performance packages ensuring high data rates, such as low power double data rate series, have become common. The need for high-performance test sockets has also emerged to test these packages. However, a conventional ...
As a demand for electrical systems with a wide data bandwidth has increased, high-performance packages ensuring high data rates, such as low power double data rate series, have become common. The need for high-performance test sockets has also emerged to test these packages. However, a conventional pogo pin socket has a limited test bandwidth due to the parasitic components arising from its spring. On the other hand, a silicone rubber socket satisfies the wide bandwidth requirement because it has low parasitic components due to high-density conductive metal powders in an elastic silicone rubber. In this paper, we propose an RLGC equivalent circuit model of a silicone rubber socket and first experimentally verify it. The proposed model is experimentally verified in the frequency domain by comparing the insertion loss obtained from the proposed model to the measurement up to 20 GHz. The proposed model is experimentally verified in the time domain by comparing the eye diagrams obtained from the proposed model to the measurement at a data rate of 12.5 Gb/s. Also, the insertion loss of the sockets with varied height, diameter, and pitch is analyzed using the proposed model. The proposed model provides physical insight of a silicone rubber socket, and it allows to determine whether a socket is reliable for testing high performance packages in a short time. It also gives us the idea how to design a high-performance test socket. Furthermore, we discuss the current capacity and life cycle of the silicone rubber socket in terms of signal integrity as well.
As a demand for electrical systems with a wide data bandwidth has increased, high-performance packages ensuring high data rates, such as low power double data rate series, have become common. The need for high-performance test sockets has also emerged to test these packages. However, a conventional pogo pin socket has a limited test bandwidth due to the parasitic components arising from its spring. On the other hand, a silicone rubber socket satisfies the wide bandwidth requirement because it has low parasitic components due to high-density conductive metal powders in an elastic silicone rubber. In this paper, we propose an RLGC equivalent circuit model of a silicone rubber socket and first experimentally verify it. The proposed model is experimentally verified in the frequency domain by comparing the insertion loss obtained from the proposed model to the measurement up to 20 GHz. The proposed model is experimentally verified in the time domain by comparing the eye diagrams obtained from the proposed model to the measurement at a data rate of 12.5 Gb/s. Also, the insertion loss of the sockets with varied height, diameter, and pitch is analyzed using the proposed model. The proposed model provides physical insight of a silicone rubber socket, and it allows to determine whether a socket is reliable for testing high performance packages in a short time. It also gives us the idea how to design a high-performance test socket. Furthermore, we discuss the current capacity and life cycle of the silicone rubber socket in terms of signal integrity as well.
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