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Interface fracture properties are increasingly requested in electronic packaging, be it for design problems or reliability issues. We demonstrate an induced delamination of the epoxy molding compound and die silicon interface, and propose a mixed mode chisel testing setup (MMC) and its experimental procedure. The MMC addresses several drawbacks of existing methods. The work includes samples from package...
In the growing MEMS market wafer level thin film packages can be applied to an increasing number of MEMS devices. This paper discusses the effects of common assembly processes on wafer level thin film packages. All assembly processes are discussed and the effects of the process on the structures is presented. From the assembly tests the grinding process poses the largest hazards followed by dicing,...
Warpage of micro-electronics caused by the curing process and thermal cycling is of major importance in electronic packaging. Industry is availed by good methods to be able to predict warpage accurately. The main difficulty for prediction of warpage is caused by the complicated material behavior of molding compound. It turns out that the mechanical behavior of molding compound is dependent on time,...
The transient process of filling the mold cavity in microelectronics packaging has been simulated applying the finite element method (FEM). The results have been compared to those of so-called dasiashort shotpsila experiments, in which the molding process is interrupted at predefined points in time. After determining the quantitative discrepancies between the simulation and the experimental results,...
Commercial FEM software codes do not directly support the cure dependency of polymers behavior. In electronics packaging, for example, cure shrinkage of the molding compound is consequently treated as a surplus to thermal contraction and its changes in visco-elastic behavior during curing are usually ignored. This give rise to inaccurate results and may cause difficulties even in recognizing factors...
The paper focuses on influence of materials properties and molding processes parameters on warpage of bimaterial silicon-molding compound (MC) systems. The three different MCs of different glass transition temperature Tg and different coefficients of thermal expansion (CTE) were considered in numerical and experimental investigation. The post molding processes and their influence on warpage were analyzed...
Most semi-conductor devices are encapsulated by epoxy moulding compound (EMC) material. Even after curing at the prescribed temperature and time in accordance with the supplier's curing specifications often the product is not yet 100% fully cured. As a consequence, the curing process of a product continues much longer, leading to curing effects of the EMC during the lifetime of the package. In this...
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