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This design implements a high-capacity micro-module, reducing footprint in mobile computing devices, suggesting a new paradigm.
To meet the demands for miniaturization, lightweight design, and high performance in modern electronic systems, advanced 3D TSV technology enables a substantial increase in storage capacity even within physically constrained form factors. This paper proposes a schematic design methodology and system-level integrated modeling approach for a four-layer stacked micro-module based on wafer-level packaging. By leveraging heterogeneous chip fan-out technology and TSV-based vertical stacking, the fabricated DDR3 micro-module achieves a compact footprint of 14 × 9 × 3.5 mm, a storage capacity of 4 GB, and a 64-bit bus width. Compared to conventional board-level mounting, the module reduces the footprint area by 95%. Following comprehensive multi-level testing, the micro-module fully complies with standard protocol requirements, enabling a paradigm shift in form factors for mobile computing devices while enhancing computational density and energy efficiency in data center server applications.
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