Underfilled CSP mechanical test

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Hi, all, does anyone know what mechanical test regime is us... - Jun 15, 2000 by

We typically use air to air thermal cyling for thermo-mecha... - Jun 16, 2000 by

Thanks Paul, Where can I find Specs. on Vibration and drop ... - Jun 18, 2000 by

Go to www.ipc.org and click on search. search for: IPC Test... - Jun 19, 2000 by mperry1

Frank: Good luck on finding a specification. The right co... - Jun 19, 2000 by davef

Frank

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Underfilled CSP mechanical test | 15 June, 2000

Hi, all, does anyone know what mechanical test regime is used to qualify underfills for CSP use.

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Paul Houston

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Re: Underfilled CSP mechanical test | 16 June, 2000

We typically use air to air thermal cyling for thermo-mechanical testing. However, you may also want to look at vibration and drop tests. Basically you use the same tests for underfilled CSP's as you would for regular CSP's

Paul CBAR Lab

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Frank

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Re: Underfilled CSP mechanical test | 18 June, 2000

Thanks Paul, Where can I find Specs. on Vibration and drop testing?

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mperry1

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Re: Underfilled CSP mechanical test | 19 June, 2000

Go to www.ipc.org and click on search. search for: IPC Test Methods Manual Section 6

IPC TM-650 Test Methods Manual SECTION 2.6 - ENVIRONMENTAL TEST METHODS

Paul

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davef

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Re: Underfilled CSP mechanical test | 19 June, 2000

Frank: Good luck on finding a specification.

The right combination of material properties will greatly improve the lifetime of your flip chip component. Your flip chip supplier might be best starting place to determine underfill properties that match-up well with their product. Also they might be the best source of information how you should best to go about qualifying that supplier.

Alternately, the following links may provide you direction: http://physics.adm.binghamton.edu/pplates.html http://www.obd.com/oki/otr/html/nf/otr-158-18-5.html http://www.asymtek.com/TechPapers/ http://www.chemical.felpro.com/electronics/faq-cob.html

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