IEC PAS 62878-2-5:2015
(Main)Device embedded substrate - Guidelines - Data format
Device embedded substrate - Guidelines - Data format
IEC PAS 62878-2-5:2015(E) defines the data format for active and passive devices embedded inside an organic board whose electrical connections are made by means of a via, electroplating, conductive paste or printing of conductive material. This PAS describes the expression of 3D data information, the concept of layers, the structure of board data, and definitions of information repeatedly used in design.
General Information
- Status
- Replaced
- Publication Date
- 04-Aug-2015
- Technical Committee
- TC 91 - Electronics assembly technology
- Current Stage
- DELPUB - Deleted Publication
- Start Date
- 16-Sep-2019
- Completion Date
- 14-Feb-2026
Relations
- Effective Date
- 05-Sep-2023
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IEC PAS 62878-2-5:2015 is a technical specification published by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). Its full title is "Device embedded substrate - Guidelines - Data format". This standard covers: IEC PAS 62878-2-5:2015(E) defines the data format for active and passive devices embedded inside an organic board whose electrical connections are made by means of a via, electroplating, conductive paste or printing of conductive material. This PAS describes the expression of 3D data information, the concept of layers, the structure of board data, and definitions of information repeatedly used in design.
IEC PAS 62878-2-5:2015(E) defines the data format for active and passive devices embedded inside an organic board whose electrical connections are made by means of a via, electroplating, conductive paste or printing of conductive material. This PAS describes the expression of 3D data information, the concept of layers, the structure of board data, and definitions of information repeatedly used in design.
IEC PAS 62878-2-5:2015 is classified under the following ICS (International Classification for Standards) categories: 31.180 - Printed circuits and boards; 31.190 - Electronic component assemblies. The ICS classification helps identify the subject area and facilitates finding related standards.
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD . 4
1 Scope . 6
1.1 Purpose . 7
1.2 Applicable range . 7
1.2.1 Product . 7
1.2.2 Process . 8
1.3 Features . 9
1.3.1 Maintenance of the device embedded substrate structure . 9
1.3.2 Maintenance of SiP interposer structure . 10
1.3.3 Maintenance of design data with a virtual layer of terminal positions of
embedded device(s) . 10
1.3.4 Maintenance of terminal structure and embedded device structure
including SiP . 11
1.3.5 Seamless ownership of design data . 11
2 File description . 12
2.1 File description summary . 12
2.1.1 Types of data and their structure . 12
2.1.2 File structure . 14
2.2 3D expression . 15
2.2.1 Coordinates . 15
2.2.2 Position description . 16
2.2.3 Relation between coordinate origin and board position . 16
2.3 Layer concept . 17
2.4 Substrate data . 17
2.4.1 Layer map information . 18
2.4.2 Device arrangement information . 19
2.4.3 Basic figures . 21
2.4.4 Net information . 28
2.4.5 Artwork information . 29
2.4.6 Package information . 29
2.4.7 External port information. 29
2.4.8 Internal port information . 29
2.4.9 User expansion information . 29
2.5 Defined data . 29
2.5.1 Layer definition . 30
2.5.2 Land definition . 30
2.5.3 Via definition . 31
2.5.4 Device definition . 32
2.5.5 User expansion definition . 33
3 Terminology. 34
4 Commentary – Additional information . 36
Figure 1.1 – Flow chart of design of device embedded substrate . 7
Figure 1.2 – General concept of product . 8
Figure 1.3 – Example of a structure of a device embedded substrate . 10
Figure 1.4 – Examples of a structure of a SiP interposer . 10
Figure 1.5 – Example of a laying terminal position of an embedded device
in a virtual layer . 11
Figure 1.6 – Example of showing structures of device embedding and terminals . 11
Figure 1.7 – Example of showing structures of SiP and of a device
embedding substrate . 12
Figure 2.1 – Data structure . 14
Figure 2.2 – One file structure (recommended) . 15
Figure 2.3 – Two-File structure . 15
Figure 2.4 – Definition of coordinates . 16
Figure 2.5 – Position definition . 16
Figure 2.6 – Relation between coordinates and board position . 17
Figure 2.7 – Layer concept . 17
Figure 2.8 – Construction of mounting layers . 18
Figure 2.9 – Construction in the case of omission of mounting layers . 19
Figure 2.10 – Layer definition in pad connection . 20
Figure 2.11 – Layer definition in via connection . 20
Figure 2.12 – XYZ axes rotation direction . 21
Figure 2.13 – Point . 22
Figure 2.14 – Area shapes . 23
Figure 2.15 – Area shapes . 23
Figure 2.16 – Letter data. 24
Figure 2.17 – Text shape . 24
Figure 2.18 – Bonding wire information . 25
Figure 2.19 – Wire bonding shape . 25
Figure 2.20 – Rectangular prismoid . 26
Figure 2.21 – Examples of via specification . 27
Figure 2.22 – Device definition . 27
Figure 2.23 – Example of group such as dimension lines . 28
Figure 2.24 – Data structure of net information . 28
Figure 2.25 – Relation of layer definition data . 30
Figure 2.26 – Land definitions . 31
Figure 2.27 – Relation between hole information and land information . 32
Figure 2.28 – Definitions of SiP, module and MEMS . 33
Figure 2.29 – Definitions of package and mold components . 33
Table 1.1 – Information required in production . 9
Table 2.1 – List of data . 13
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DEVICE EMBEDDED SUBSTRATE – GUIDELINES – DATA FORMAT
FOREWORD
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IEC PAS 62878-2-5 was submitted by the JPCA (Japan Electronics Packaging and Circuits
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It is based on JPCA-EB02 (2011). It is published as a double-logo IEC / JPCA PAS.
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Following publication of this PAS, which is a pre-standard publication, the technical committee
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DEVICE EMBEDDED SUBSTRATE – GUIDELINES – DATA FORMAT
1 Scope
This part of IEC 62878 defines the data format for active and passive devices embedded inside
an organic board whose electrical connections are made by means of a via, electroplating,
conductive paste or printing of conductive material. The basic structures, the terminology,
reliability tests and a design guide are described in the “Standard of device embedded
substrate", JPCA EB01, fourth edition.
A device embedded substrate contains device(s) in the board and is connected in a 3D way.
Conventional 2D design technology using GERBER format cannot describe all the connection
information in a device embedded substrate. We have several proposals to express 3D data
formats but they cannot describe the structures given in EB01. The JPCA Committee for
standardization of device embedded substrates has studied various formats and developed a
format, FUJIKO V-1.0, which can express substrate design data in CAM data used in actual
production. This Publicly Available Specification (PAS) described the FUJIKO data format.
Figure 1.1 shows the design flow of a device embedded substrate. The design data can be
directly sent to a board manufacturing system using the FUJIKO format, or can be converted to
CAM data and then be used in production. The data contain 3D information of coordinates and
shapes of devices used. It is possible to check the status of device embedding in a board, and
also make it a common knowledge in production know-how of a production line.
This PAS describes the expression of 3D data information, the concept of layers, the structure of
board data, and definitions of information repeatedly used in design.
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1.1 Purpose
This file format describes the detailed 3D information of the following electronic circuit boards
including device embedded substrate and SiP (system in package), and makes it possible to use
necessary information from the stage of design to fabrication of products.
1.2 Applicable range
1.2.1 Product
It is possible to maintain the following design information of device embedded substrate as
shown in Figure 1.2.
1) Information of inside device embedded substrate and surface mounting.
2) Assembly information of SiP (System in Package).
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1.2.2 Process
The format describes maintained and available information of each stage in production as
described in Figure 1.1
1) Design
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3) Substrate fabrication
4) Device embedding
5) Test.
Table 1.1 – Information required in production
Process Holding data of Data available for
Design Circuit Limited condition
Components Net list
Shape of the board
Board structure
Design/Production rule
(for check)
Simulation Circuit Electrical properties
Characteristics of Thermal properties
components
Mechanical properties
Board properties (materials)
Electronic properties
Board structure
Additional information in
Art work production
Substrate fabrication Art work Equipment
Drilling Additional information in
production
Symbol marks
Panel format
Device embedding Component shape Equipment
Embedding position Relative positions of
component
Interconnection terminals
Component list
Symbol marks
Test Art work Electrical test equipment
Component shape Video image inspection
Component position
Terminal information
Marks
1.3 Features
Data format has the following characteristics:
1) can contain the structure of the device embedding substrate specified inEB01;
2) can contain information of SiP in general (chip stack, PoP TSV, wire bonding, flip-chip,
interposer, etc.);
3) design data of terminal positions of embedding device in a virtual layer specified in EB01;
4) information of internal structure of devices such as SiP which cannot be described as a
structure of a device embedded substrate and of a terminal structure as 3D design data;
5) seamless keeping of design data of devices having different level such as SiP and of
embedding substrate.
1.3.1 Maintenance of the device embedded substrate structure
It is possible to keep and illustrate the 3D structure of device embedded substrate as shown in
Figure 1.3. It is also possible to check its 3D structure.
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A Embedded active device D Pad connection
B Embedded passive device E Space without board material
C Via connection
Figure 1.3 – Example of a structure of a device embedded substrate
1.3.2 Maintenance of SiP interposer structure
It is possible to keep and illustrate the 3D structure of SiP substrate as shown in Figure 1.4. It is
also possible to check structures of flip-chip and wire bonding mounting.
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Figure 1.4 – Examples of a structure of a SiP interposer
1.3.3 Maintenance of design data with a virtual layer of terminal positions of
embedded device(s)
It is possible to keep the design data defined in EB01 of the terminal position of a via connection
not on a conductor layer, but as in a virtual layer. It can be maintained in the structure shown in
Figure 1.5.
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1.3.4 Maintenance of terminal structure and embedded device structure including SiP
It is possible to keep the design data of the terminal position of such as SiP as shown in
Figure 1.6.
A Bonding wire D Interposer
B Chip stack E Solder ball
C Package shape
Figure 1.6 – Example of showing structures of device embedding and terminals
1.3.5 Seamless ownership of design data
It is possible to keep the design data of SiP and the device embedding substrate being made on
different layers as shown in Figure 1.7.
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A Substrate (Printed wiring board) C Surface mounted passive device
B SiP D The same net
Figure 1.7 – Example of showing structures of SiP and of a device embedding substrate
2 File description
2.1 File description summary
2.1.1 Types of data and their structure
1) Types of data
There are three types of data of substrate, definition and user defined data. Details of these data
are shown in Table 2.1.
Table 2.1 – List of data
Type Details
Type name Content Name Content
Board data Basic structure elements of Board information Total data of board including embedding
board data devices
Layer map information Layer combination information ofembedding
devices and layers
Device arrangement Position of devices and embedding layers
information
Basic figure Available figure elements in board data
information
There are ten (10) types of figures
1 Point
2 Area
3 Line
4 Text
5 Bonding wire
6 Semi-sphere
7 Rectangular prismoid
8 Via
9 Device
10 Group
Net information Device pin construction and wiring patterns
Artwork information Figure pattern other than wiring pattern
Package information Package figure information
External terminal Figures and names of external terminals
information
Internal terminal Figures and names of internal terminals
information
User expandable Arbitrarily expandable data of the format user
information “Definition” = “Value” can be arbitrarily defined
Definition Definition of information Layer definition Shapes of layer construction, conductor
data which can be repeatedly layer(s) and insulation layer(s) – including
used. It may be referred to scooped partsuch as a cavity
from board data.
Land definition Shape of land (pad)
Via definition Diameter of via (pad stack) and landshape in
each layer
Device definition Pin and package shape of embedding device
Basic pattern Usable pattern elements in the defined data
information Types of figures are the same as in board data
User expandable Arbitrarily expandable data of the format user
information “Definition” = “Value” can be arbitrarily defined
2) Data structure
The data structure of FUJIKO is based on the board data shown in Figure 2.1. Repeatedly used
data information is formalized and is possible to identify definition data. The data expandable by
users can be added to the board data and definition data.
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2.1.2 File structure
File structure is either of the following two methods.
1) Each definition data and board data are stored in one file as shown Figure 2.2
(recommended).
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Board data
Layer definition data
Device definition data
Land definition data
Via definition data
Figure 2.2 – One file structure (recommended)
Board data
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