Fully cure-dependent polymer modeling and application to QFN-packages warpage
Process-induced warpage is an important issue for package reliability. In order to model the warpage generated during the molding process of QFN packages, a full experimental material characterization of model molding compounds is discussed in This work. Through a method of intermittent cure experim...
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Zusammenfassung: | Process-induced warpage is an important issue for package reliability. In order to model the warpage generated during the molding process of QFN packages, a full experimental material characterization of model molding compounds is discussed in This work. Through a method of intermittent cure experiment, the master curve and both a "temperature shift factor" and a "conversion shift factor" are obtained. A series of molding experiments for QFN matrix strips with the model-molding compounds were performed. In the molding process, different combinations of molding temperature/time and post-cure/time were used. The warpage after molding and after post-cure was measured, respectively. The results show that both the filler percentage and the die thickness have significant effects on the warpage level. |
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DOI: | 10.1109/EPTC.2004.1396582 |