A comprehensive warpage analysis is performed on the malrix stacked die BGA (SDBGA) by means of finite element modeling, and experimental warpage measurements. By coniparing the block warpage results from conventional linear smdl deformation simulation and the experimental measurement results, it is found that the linear method is not abla to capture the warpage behavior of the SDBGA matrix, because the change of the centroidal moment of inertia of cross-section after deformation cannot be considered due to small deformation assumption. The nonlinear large deformation analysis must be taken instead. Base on the non linear analysis, an advanced warpage prediction methodology for matrix SDBGA is established. This methodology is then used to characterize the warpage behaviour of matrix SDBGA, and to study the different effects on the warpage. Warpage of matrix SDBGA during the whole assembly processes are also predicted. For the SDBGA matrix investigated, the crossbow dominant warpage and buckling phenomena are observed for the matrix after botlom die bonding and after interposer bonding, which are new findings in warpage study for electronic packages. It is also found that not only the total die length, but also the dice distribution will affect the warpage pattern of the matrix. For the matrix after top die bonding and after molding, normal warpage patterns are observed, i.e. both crossbow and coilset warpage are comparable. "Bending interaction" and the "waqage competition" mechanisms are proposed to explain the warpage characteristic for matrix SDBGA.