FOWLP

FOWLP (Fan-Out Wafer-Level Packaging) is one of the most advanced semiconductor packaging technologies used today in mobile devices, automotive electronics, IoT systems, and high-performance computing. It offers a powerful combination of high performance, ultra-thin form factor, excellent thermal behavior, and lower manufacturing cost compared to traditional packaging technologies.

What Is FOWLP?

FOWLP is a next-generation packaging method where the individual dies are embedded into a reconstituted wafer and then connected using redistribution layers (RDL). Unlike fan-in WLP, the chip’s connections “fan out” beyond the die area, allowing more I/O pads, better routing, and superior electrical performance.

This makes FOWLP ideal for applications that demand miniaturization, high speed, and energy efficiency.

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