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Package on Package (PoP) is a type of semiconductor packaging technology that stacks two or more integrated circuit packages on top of each other. This technology is used to reduce the size of the overall package, while still providing the necessary electrical connections between the components. PoP technology is used in a variety of applications, including mobile phones, tablets, and other consumer electronics.
PoP technology is advantageous because it allows for a smaller form factor, while still providing the necessary electrical connections between the components. Additionally, PoP technology can reduce the number of components required for a given application, resulting in cost savings.
PoP technology is used by a variety of companies, including Intel, Samsung, Qualcomm, and Texas Instruments. Additionally, there are a number of companies that specialize in PoP technology, such as Amkor Technology, STATS ChipPAC, and Advanced Semiconductor Engineering. Show Less Read more