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Volumn 31, Issue 3, 2008, Pages 586-591
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Comparing the impacts of the capillary and the molded underfill process on the reliability of the flip-chip BGA
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Author keywords
Coplanarity; Flip chip; Reliability; Underfill
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Indexed keywords
BRAZING;
CHIP SCALE PACKAGES;
DIES;
ELECTRIC BREAKDOWN;
ELECTRIC CURRENTS;
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURE;
FLIP CHIP DEVICES;
LEAD;
RELIABILITY;
SOLDERING;
THERMAL EXPANSION;
THERMAL SPRAYING;
TIN;
TITANIUM COMPOUNDS;
WELDING;
ASSEMBLY PROCESSING;
COMMUNICATION MARKET;
COPLANARITY;
DIE PACKAGING;
DIE SIZE;
FLIP CHIPPING;
FLIP-CHIP;
FLIP-CHIP BALL GRID ARRAY;
FLIP-CHIP PACKAGING;
HIGH THERMAL;
INTEGRATED FUNCTIONS;
LEAD-FREE;
LOW COEFFICIENT OF THERMAL EXPANSION;
MATE RIAL PROPERTIES;
MAXIMUM STRESS;
MOLDED UNDERFILL;
MOLDING COMPOUND;
RELIABILITY CRITERION;
SIMULATION RESULTS;
SOLDER BALLS;
SOLDER BUMPING;
UNDERFILL;
UNDERFILL DISPENSING;
ELECTRONICS PACKAGING;
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EID: 54849376800
PISSN: 15213331
EISSN: None
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1109/TCAPT.2008.2001161 Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (19)
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References (10)
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