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Volumn 18, Issue 10, 2004, Pages 1103-1121
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The role of water in delamination in electronic packages: Degradation of interfacial adhesion
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Author keywords
Adhesion; Coupling agents; Delamination; Electronic packages; Epoxy; Interface
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Indexed keywords
ACIDIC ENVIRONMENT;
CHEMICAL KINETIC MODELS;
COUPLING AGENTS;
EPOXY;
ADHESION DEGRADATION;
ANALYTICAL PROCEDURE;
APPLIED STRESS;
CHEMICAL KINETIC MODEL;
DEVICE ENGINEERING;
DOUBLE CANTILEVER BEAM TEST;
ELECTRONIC PACKAGE;
ELEVATED TEMPERATURE;
ENVIRONMENT CONDITIONS;
INTERFACIAL ADHESIONS;
INTERFACIAL BONDS;
INTERFACIAL DEBONDING;
MATERIAL PARAMETER;
MECHANICAL LOADING;
MINIMAL EFFECTS;
PACKAGE RELIABILITY;
POLYMERIC ADHESIVE;
RELIABILITY TESTING;
ROLE OF WATER;
SHEAR FRACTURE;
TESTING CONDITIONS;
ZIRCONATES;
ADHESION;
CANTILEVER BEAMS;
DEBONDING;
DEGRADATION;
ELECTRONICS PACKAGING;
EPOXY RESINS;
INTERFACIAL ENERGY;
KINETIC THEORY;
PH;
RELIABILITY;
STRESSES;
TEMPERATURE CONTROL;
WATER;
CHEMICAL RESISTANCE;
COUPLING AGENTS;
DELAMINATION;
FRACTURE TESTING;
INTERFACES (MATERIALS);
LOADING;
PH EFFECTS;
POLYMERS;
DELAMINATION;
ADHESION;
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EID: 4444307231
PISSN: 01694243
EISSN: None
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1163/1568561041581306 Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (14)
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References (18)
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