SMARTRAC N.V. announced today, that it is the first RFID transponder and inlay manufacturer worldwide to offer NFC tags with ultrathin 50 µm chips.
RFID chips are typically offered on wafers with a standard thickness of 120 µm. Drawing upon its longstanding internal post fabrication wafer processing capabilities, SMARTRAC is able to prepare Infineon my-d(TM) NFC chip wafers down to 50 µm for flip chip assembly.
The ultrathin NFC chip is then connected to a SMARTRAC BullsEye antenna employing the company's proprietary and patented palladium bumping technology. Palladium bumping enables pure metal-on-metal antenna-chip-interconnection resulting in very high durability.
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RFID chips are typically offered on wafers with a standard thickness of 120 µm. Drawing upon its longstanding internal post fabrication wafer processing capabilities, SMARTRAC is able to prepare Infineon my-d(TM) NFC chip wafers down to 50 µm for flip chip assembly.
The ultrathin NFC chip is then connected to a SMARTRAC BullsEye antenna employing the company's proprietary and patented palladium bumping technology. Palladium bumping enables pure metal-on-metal antenna-chip-interconnection resulting in very high durability.
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