Hi Graham,
You are reading it incorrectly.
If you compare the results in Fig. 2 with those in Figs. 3 and 4, it is clear that snap-curing underfill give better fatigue life improvements [do not ask me why, I don't know].
Werner
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Subject: RE: [TN] Underfill Pass/fail criteria
Werner, my apologies - if I have offended it was not intended – where
meaning has not been understood the fault is mine. Well, that and plus that
just as I think I’m understanding the intent of what you’ve written, someone
rushes into my cube and distracts me with an inane fact.
The one thing I’m not clear on – you seem to be saying that slow
curing resins give a better fatigue life, but that this doesn’t translate into
real-world reliability improvement? Or am I reading it incorrectly?
regards,
- Graham Collins
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Subject: Re: [TN] Underfill Pass/fail criteria
Hi Graham,
The English language is wonderfully adapt to explain things—that is why it has
displaced French as the language of diplomacy and German as the language of
technology—it is now a
great lingua franca.
I try [nobody is perfect, as my wife reminds me all the time], but sometimes I
do not succeed in conveying the meaning properly.
What do I need to clarify, if not to say dumb down?
Werner
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Sent: Tue, 19 May 2009 2:31 pm
Subject: Re: [TN] Underfill Pass/fail criteria
For the rest of us, it's possible to get a copy of Werner's article at:
http://www.globalsmt.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=33&Itemid=65
Now if only I could get him to explain it to me in small words... :-)
regards,
- Graham Collins
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Hi Bev,
Clearly, the most important SJs that need to be covered are the outermost rows
and the rows directly underneath the die outline—this later is most important
for face-up BGAs and CSPs.
I do not know if one can write generally applicable pass/fail criteria [because,
what else, 'It depends'].
I ave attached a column of mine on underfills [sorr
y for the rest of you for
whom IPC strips the attachment], Engelmaier, W., “Reliability Improvement with
Underfill,” Global SMT & Packaging, Vol. 6, No. 3, March 2006, pp. 66-67.
Werner
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Sent: Tue, 19 May 2009 1:51 pm
Subject: [TN] Underfill Pass/fail criteria
TechNetters,
I am aware of J-STd-030 "Guideline for Selection & Application of
Underfill" and the existence of IPC standards committee 5-24F "Underfill
Adhesives for Flip Chip Applications". There is nothing in IPC-A-610D
about underfills. I have taken Brian Toleno's very good course on
underfills, but on going back and looking at the CD, I don't see
anything on pass/fail criteria. Do any of you know of an international
standard (American, IEC, Japanese) with pass/fail criteria for cured
unde
rfills?
I am particularly interested in what said standard (or anything you want
to tell me) says about coverage and voiding.
Bev
RIM
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