PhaseFab is developing additive manufacturing for advanced semiconductor packaging and beyond; complex, multimaterial 3D structures produced in a single step and at micrometer scale.
Conventional packaging builds structures layer by layer through dozens of process steps. Our approach uses patterned light to form metal-and-polymer microstructures directly, in three dimensions, all at once.
Hybrid metal–polymer resins are patterned holographically into finished 3D structures with no stacking, bonding, or repeated lithography.
Feature resolution below 10 microns supports the dense interconnects advanced chiplet and fan-out packages demand.
Collapsing multistep package fabrication with >10 tools into one printing step and a simple post process shortens design-to-part cycles from months to days.
Every print begins with a greyscale, square-pixel phase mask. Each pixel delays light by a precise amount, and the shaped wavefront interferes into a three-dimensional hologram projected inside the resin. Where the light converges, features are fabricated.
Phase mask
Printed pillar array
Dense fan-out and chiplet packages for processors that outgrow planar interconnect.
Rapid, low-volume fabrication of specialized packages without a full production line.
Curved and conformal packages that traditional flat-wafer processes cannot produce.
Iterate on package designs in days, before committing to volume tooling.