Kapton Interposer 0.5mm Socket Electrical Characterization

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ARIES
KAPTON INTERPOSER SOCKET
(0.5mm pitch)
Final Report
Electrical Characterization
0.05-5.05 GHz
April 28, 2003
Table of Contents
Subject
page
Table of Contents..................................................................................................2
Summary...............................................................................................................3
Objective..........................................................................................................3
Methodology: ...................................................................................................3
Figure 1: Surrogate Package......................................................................3
Figure 2 – Socket & Fixture ........................................................................4
Figure 3 – Signal pin load conditions..........................................................4
Measurement system ......................................................................................5
Equivalent-circuit model...................................................................................5
Figure 4 - Kapton interposer socket equivalent-circuit diagram..................6
Element definitions ..........................................................................................6
Element values ................................................................................................6
Table 1 – Kapton Interposer Socket element values..................................6
Conclusions .....................................................................................................6
Table 2– Kapton interposer socket Frequency Loss ..................................7
Figure 5 – Signal-to-Ground ratio setups ...................................................7
Appendix ...............................................................................................................8
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Summary
Objective
The Aries Kapton interposer socket (0.5mm pitch) was measured at GigaTest
Labs to assess its electrical performance. Also, its high-speed performance
limits were determined.
Methodology:
A custom fixture (GTL 287-QA-001 rev A1) was first designed by GTL which
allows the use of coplanar probes to make the measurements. A second fixture
was fabricated to be placed inside each socket. It provides connections between
the internal pins, so pairs of pins can be measured in different load conditions.
This fixture is referred to as "surrogate package". Figure 1 shows a picture the
surrogate package, while figure 2 shows the top and bottom side of the fixture.
Figure 1: Surrogate Package
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Figure 2 – Socket & Fixture
There are three load conditions used on the signal pins: the open measurement
is performed on two pins with just unconnected surface pads on the surrogate
package. The short measurement is done with the pins shorted to the ground
on the surrogate. The thru is just the two pins connected together. These are
illustrated on figure 3. The measured pins are denoted by the numbers 1 & 2.
The adjacent pins to the measurement, usually the three nearest neighbors are
grounded to the fixture ground and the surrogate package ground.
open
short
thru
1
1
1
2
2
2
Figure 3 – Signal pin load conditions
The fixture was measured separately to extract its parasitics, so they could later
be de-embedded from the overall measurement.
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The Agilent 8510C network-analyzer was used to measure two-port sparameters. The frequency range was 100 MHz – 40.1 GHz. From the sparameter data, a SPICE-compatible equivalent circuit was derived using Agilent
ADS version 2002.
Measurement system
All measurements were taken using a high-frequency measurement system.
This consists of a Agilent 8510C network analyzer & GGB Picoprobes™ 450 µm
pitch. The Agilent 8510C network analyzer is a frequency domain instrument.
The measurements are taken as scattering parameters (a.k.a. s-parameters).
The HP8510C has great calibration capabilities, which make it the most accurate
high-frequency instrument available. For this work the short-open-load-thru
(SOLT) calibration was used. The GGB Picoprobes provide a high-quality 50 Ω
path from the network analyzer and cables to the DUT.
Equivalent-circuit model
Figure 4 shows the topology used to model the Kapton interposer socket.
Please note that only two pins are shown in this schematic, however there will be
similar mutual elements (M21, C21A and C21B) to ALL the surrounding pins.
Therefore, to implement the model for one pin, the user needs to describe it and
all the pins surrounding it (a total of 9 pins). By the same reasoning, to
implement two pins, then the models for 12 pins will be needed.
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C21b
R1
L1
M21
L2
R2
C21a
port 2
port 1
Figure 4 - Kapton interposer socket equivalent-circuit diagram
Element definitions
L1, L2:
pin effective inductance
M21:
mutual inductance between adjacent pins
R1, R2:
shunt-resistance of inductors L1 and L2, used to model highfrequency loss due to skin effect and dielectric loss
C21a:
mutual-capacitance between adjacent pins (PCB side)
C21b:
mutual-capacitance between adjacent pins (BGA side)
Element values
The Kapton interposer socket model is valid from DC to 5.05 GHz. The
measured and modeled transmission response agrees within 0.1 dB. Models
were extracted for four types of pins: adjacent field pins, corner pins, field
diagonal pins and edge adjacent pins.
Table 1 – Kapton Interposer Socket element values
Pins
L1 & L2
(nH)
M21
(nH)
R1 & R2
(Ω)
C21a
(pF)
C21b
(pF)
Field adjacent
0.09
0.01
1000
0.001
0.001
Corner adjacent
0.11
0.03
1000
0.001
0.001
Field diagonal
0.09
0.01
1000
0.001
0.001
Edge adjacent
0.10
0.02
1000
0.001
0.001
Note: edge-adjacent values were interpolated
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Conclusions
1. The bandwidth for the Kapton interposer socket as determined from a loopthru measurement on two adjacent pins. The nearest row of pins was
grounded (see figure 5).
Table 2– Kapton interposer socket Frequency Loss
Pins
GHz
Field adjacent (1:5 signal to gnd ratio)
12.5
Corner adjacent (1:3 signal tognd ratio)
15.0
Field diagonal (1:2 signal to gnd ratio)
14.9
Edge adjacent (1:7 signal to gnd ratio)
16.2
1:2
1:3
1:5
probed pin
grounded pin
1:7
Figure 5 – Signal-to-Ground ratio setups
2. The model bandwidth is DC-5.05 GHz, which will easily handle signals with
200 ps edges.
3. The parasitics of the Kapton interposer socket are negligible compared to
those of a typical PCB. In most cases this socket will behave as additional
plating on the PCB contact pads.
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Appendix
The appendix shows the measured and simulated output data.
Measured and simulated data
page
Open measurement on adjacent pins ...................................................................9
Shorted measurement on adjacent pins .............................................................10
Loop-thru measurement on adjacent pins...........................................................11
Loop-thru bandwidth measurement (20 GHz) .....................................................12
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Adjacent pins open
Measured s-parameters in blue, simulated s-parameters in red
9
Adjacent pins shorted to ground
Measured s-parameters in blue, simulated s-parameters in red
10
Adjacent pins connected together (loop-thru)
Measured s-parameters in blue, simulated s-parameters in red
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Adjacent Loop-thru Bandwidth Measurement
Measured insertion loss versus frequency for two pins in series
“1-5 signal to ground ratio”
L o o p -Th r u B a n d w idth
0
m1
dB(S(2,1))
-1
m1
fre q = 1 2 . 5 0 G H z
d B (S(2,1))=-0.891
-2
-3
-4
-5
0
2
4
6
8
10
fre q , GHz
12
12
14
16
18
20
Corner Loop-thru Bandwidth Measurement
Measured insertion loss versus frequency for two pins in series
“1-2 signal to ground ratio”
L o o p -Th r u B a n d w i d t h
0
m1
dB(S(2,1))
-1
m1
fre q = 1 5 .0 0 G H z
d B (S(2,1))=-0.985
-2
-3
-4
-5
0
2
4
6
8
10
fre q , G H z
13
12
14
16
18
20
Edge Loop-thru Bandwidth Measurement
Measured insertion loss versus frequency for two pins in series
“1-3 signal to ground ratio”
L o o p -Th r u B a n d w idth
0
m1
dB(S(2,1))
-1
m1
fre q = 1 4 . 9 0 G H z
d B (S(2,1))=-0.934
-2
-3
-4
-5
0
2
4
6
8
10
fre q , GHz
14
12
14
16
18
20
Diagonal Loop-thru Bandwidth Measurement
Measured insertion loss versus frequency for two pins in series
“1-7 signal to ground ratio”
L o o p -Th r u B a n d w idth
0
m1
dB(S(2,1))
-1
m1
fre q = 1 6 . 2 0 G H z
d B (S(2,1))=-0.950
-2
-3
-4
-5
0
2
4
6
8
10
fre q , GHz
15
12
14
16
18
20