Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 28 12:55:37 EDT 1998 | Manish Ranjan
Hi Everyone Does anyone has any insight regarding the void formation in the solderbumps during wafer bumping by electroplating. Someone told me that it could be mainly coz of the alloy concentration being incorrect. Any suggestions, corrective action
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 24 01:19:01 EST 1998 | Jon Gruett
You are right !!! The exact volume of solder paste onto flip chips is extremely critical. Only one vendor that I know has taken that part of the process to the next level, whereby they can effectively deposit the right amount onto the flip chip exa
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 15 21:04:17 EDT 2003 | Thomas
It is for an evaluation run for wafer bumping....Well guys any recommendation for the profile ??
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 01 18:08:10 EST 1999 | Susan
Hello Everybody: I am in urgent need of some information regarding the reflow profile for a flip chip wafer. Would the reflow conditions along with the flux used affect the appearence of the solder joints. We are witnessing dull solder joints afte
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 02 08:37:32 EST 1999 | Chris G.
| Hello Everybody: | | I am in urgent need of some information regarding the reflow profile for a flip chip wafer. Would the reflow conditions along with the flux used affect the appearence of the solder joints. | | We are witnessing dull solder j
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 02 21:55:20 EST 1999 | Jon Medernach
Chris is correct. You will have a problem if you do not have the right metalization under your bump. The BM is critical, it is defined by the passivization layer on top of your die much like a solder mask defined interface on FR4. You will find mos
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 02 09:51:38 EST 1999 | Justin Medernach
| Hello Everybody: | | I am in urgent need of some information regarding the reflow profile for a flip chip wafer. Would the reflow conditions along with the flux used affect the appearence of the solder joints. | | We are witnessing dull solder j
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 05 09:21:18 EST 2002 | stefwitt
After all, you may want to consider a Flip Chip process. The chips are bumped with tiny solder balls while still on the wafer. You may present the bumped chips in Gel Pack, trays or Surftape to your Pick $ Place machine ( if capable for Flip Chip pl
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 18 20:10:09 EDT 2000 | Dave F
Hey Bud: Thanks for the response the other day. We currently use "Jeff�s Method #2: The Drummel Tool." Short answer to your brother is ... yes, probably. Expanding a bit: � It would be surprising not to use a flux to help reflow the solder balls
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 16 16:45:49 EDT 1999 | Scott Cook
| We have a design on which there is an ASIC that will not be produced anymore in the future. As we want to make this design over the next 10 years we are evaluating the possibility to buy the necessary ASICs for the next 10 years. This will give us
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