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TO: I4235700 IBMMAIL new address for ipc technet 25.6.96
FROM: DSTEWART EX2 D.Stewart - Product Development Manager.
DATE: 1 September 1997
SUBJECT: peel strength
REFERENCE: why?
Does anyone have any data that supports the requirement for copper
peel strengths?
This is used by Oxide suppliers as a 'selling' point but does peel
strength reflect the bond strength needed on inner layers in the Z
axis during drilling and thermal stressing?
Is peel strength only critical on outer layers in order that
component stresses do not cause lifting of the copper from the
laminate during soldering operations? Does anyone have any data on
what is required, rather than what is achieved?
Is peel strength merely that? - specified by someone because they
invented this test and were able to find that 90% of products
passed at this level - if you cannot find a failure then it's
pointless doing the test !!!
As lines and spaces get smaller, and low, very low profile and
reverse treat copper foils become the preferred route to enable
manufacture, will these specifications get changed in line with
real needs (rather than what is achieved in 90% of tests)?
Dougal Stewart
Viasystems Selkirk
Scotland
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