Manufacturing method for attaching components to a substrate
The invention is directed to a chip assembly process, and more particularly to a process for connecting components to a substrate using solder balls and an underfill compound. A method for manufacturing a chip assembly includes the steps of applying a controlled amount of flux to a plurality of sold...
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Zusammenfassung: | The invention is directed to a chip assembly process, and more particularly to a process for connecting components to a substrate using solder balls and an underfill compound.
A method for manufacturing a chip assembly includes the steps of applying a controlled amount of flux to a plurality of solder balls on a die, applying a non-fluxing underfill material to a substrate, and assembling the die and substrate together to form the chip assembly such that the non-fluxing underfill material is trapped in between the die and the substrate. By applying the underfill material to the substrate before the chip is assembled rather than afterward, the inventive method increases chip assembly speed while maintaining control over flux application to prevent the solder balls from collapsing, eliminate the need for a defined solder resist window, and maintain a consistent die-to-substrate clearance at the solder joint. |
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