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Low Cost Flip Chip Technologies for DCA, WLCSP, and PBGA Assemblies Direct Chip Attack

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ISBN-10: 0071351418

ISBN-13: 9780071351416

Edition: 2000

Authors: John H. Lau

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Low-Cost Flip Chip Technologies:For DCA, WLCSP, and PBGA AssembliesJohn H. LauThe first comprehensive and in-depth guide to low-cost flip chip technologies, this reference gives you cutting edge information on the most important new developments and latest research results in applying flip chip technologies to direct chip attach (DCA) - also called flip chip on board (FCOB), wafer level chip scale package (WLCSP), and plastic ball grid array (PBGA) package assemblies. For professionals active in flip chip research and development, those who wish to master flip chip problem-solving methods, and those who must choose a cost-effective design and high-yield manufacturing process for their…    
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List price: $89.95
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Publication date: 2/8/2000
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 585
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 2.00" tall
Weight: 2.442
Language: English

John Lau graduated with a first class honours in womenswear design at London College of Fashion and has a masters in enterprise. John has worked in various roles within the fashion industry and has experience as a fashion stylist and writer for the international magazines Loaded and the Chinese edition of Vogue. He has helped new brands develop their creative and business direction both in the UK, Hong Kong and China, and continues to have an active role in fashion as a consultant for retail, branding, production and distribution.John is currently a Senior Lecturer in International Fashion Business at Manchester Metropolitan University, teaching on the Fashion Buying and Clothing Design and…    

Forewordp. xv
Prefacep. xvii
Acknowledgmentsp. xxi
Integrated Circuit Packaging Trendsp. 1
Introductionp. 1
IC Trendsp. 2
IC Density and Feature Sizep. 2
IC Operating Voltagep. 3
Microprocessor, ASIC, DRAM, and SRAMp. 4
Copper Interconnectsp. 6
Moore's Lawp. 8
Packaging Technology Updatep. 9
Area-Array Flip Chip Technologyp. 11
BGA Technologyp. 12
TCPp. 12
TSOP and PQFPp. 12
CSP and DCAp. 13
Wafer-Level Packagingp. 13
Summaryp. 16
Referencesp. 17
Chip-Level Interconnects: Wire Bonds and Solder Bumpsp. 27
Introductionp. 27
Wire Bonds Versus Solder Bumpsp. 28
Assembly Processp. 33
Major Equipmentp. 34
Cost of Materialsp. 35
Summaryp. 43
Wafer Bumping with Soldersp. 43
Evaporation Methodp. 44
Electroplating Methodp. 47
Under-Bump Metallurgy (UBM)p. 48
Stencil Printing Methodp. 50
Solder Jet Printing Methodp. 55
Fly-Through Solder Jet Printing Methodp. 58
Micropunching Methodp. 61
Molten Solder Injection Methodp. 67
SuperSolder Methodp. 69
Microball Mounting Methodp. 72
Tacky Dots Methodp. 78
Solder Bumps on PCB Methodp. 84
Solder Bumps on AI Pads Without UBMp. 84
Alpha Particlep. 89
Wafer Bumping with Solderless Materialsp. 90
Acknowledgmentsp. 90
Referencesp. 90
Lead-Free Soldersp. 95
Introductionp. 95
Worldwide Efforts on Lead-Free Soldersp. 95
Physical and Mechanical Properties of Lead-Free Soldersp. 100
Determining Melting Temperature with a DSCp. 100
Determining TCE with TMAp. 103
Measuring Storage Modulus with DMAp. 105
Measuring Moisture Absorption with TGAp. 109
Steady-State Creep of Lead-Free Soldersp. 110
Isothermal Fatigue of Lead-Free Soldersp. 114
Thermal Fatigue of Lead-Free Soldersp. 115
Lead-Free Solders for Flip Chip Applicationsp. 116
Melting Characteristicsp. 116
Electrical Resistivityp. 116
Wetabilityp. 118
Microhardnessp. 118
Acknowledgmentsp. 118
Referencesp. 119
High-Density PCB and Substratesp. 121
Introductionp. 121
Categories of Viasp. 122
Forming Microvias by Conventional Mechanical NC Drillingp. 125
Forming Microvias by Laser Drillingp. 126
Materials Choice with Laser Drillingp. 127
CO[subscript 2] Laserp. 128
UV-YAG Laserp. 128
Excimer Laserp. 130
Comparison of Excimer, UV-YAG, and CO[subscript 2] Lasersp. 130
Photo-Defined Microviasp. 132
Process for Photo-Defined Viasp. 132
Notes on Photo-Defined Viasp. 133
Materials Choice with Photo-Defined Viasp. 133
Design Guidelines and Equipment with Photo-Defined Viasp. 134
Reliability Data with Photo-Defined Viasp. 134
Chemical (Wet)- and Plasma (Dry)-Etched Microviasp. 135
Process for Etched Viasp. 135
Notes on Plasma-Etched Viasp. 136
Conductive-Ink-Formed Microviasp. 136
Materials Choicep. 138
Fabrication Process of CB100p. 138
Fabrication Process of ALIVHp. 140
Reliability of Conductive-Ink-Formed Viasp. 140
Microvia Production in Japanp. 141
Fujitsu Limitedp. 141
Hitachi Chemical Co.p. 142
Ibidenp. 142
IBM at Yasup. 142
JVCp. 142
Matsushitap. 143
NECp. 143
Toshibap. 143
Summaryp. 143
Micro Via-in-Pad (VIP)p. 145
Useful Design Charts for High-Speed Circuitsp. 145
Acknowledgmentsp. 154
Referencesp. 154
Flip Chip on Board with Solderless Materialsp. 157
Introductionp. 157
FCOB Assemblies with ACFp. 157
The Waferp. 158
Wafer Bumping with Au, Cu, and Ni-Aup. 159
PCBp. 163
ACFp. 164
FCOB Assembly with ACFp. 165
Thermal Cycling Test of FCOB Assemblies with ACFp. 170
SIR Test Results of FCOB Assemblies with ACFp. 172
Summaryp. 172
FCOB Assemblies with ACAp. 173
IC, PCB, and ACA Materialsp. 174
FCOB with Ni-Au Bumps and ACAp. 175
FCOB with Au Bumps and ACAp. 178
Accelerated Aging Test and Resultsp. 178
Summaryp. 179
Acknowledgmentsp. 181
Referencesp. 181
Flip Chip on Board with Conventional Underfillsp. 183
Introductionp. 183
FCOB with High-Temperature Solder Bumpsp. 184
FCOB with Low-Temperature Solder Bumpsp. 186
Most Desirable Features of Underfillsp. 189
Handling and Application of Underfillsp. 190
Curing Conditions of Underfillsp. 191
Material Properties of Underfillsp. 193
TCEp. 193
Storage Modulusp. 194
Tan [delta] and T[subscript g]p. 195
Moisture Contentp. 196
Young's Modulusp. 197
Stress-Strain Relationsp. 199
Creep Curvesp. 200
Fracture Toughness of Underfillsp. 201
Fracture Toughness of Underfill-Chip Interfacesp. 202
Fracture Toughness of Underfill-PCB Interfacesp. 204
Flow Rate of FCOB with Underfillsp. 204
Shear Test of FCOB with Underfillsp. 206
Test Resultsp. 206
Failure Modesp. 206
Acknowledgmentsp. 210
Referencesp. 210
Flip Chip on Board with No-Flow Underfillsp. 223
Introductionp. 223
No-Flow Liquidlike Underfill Materialsp. 224
Curing Conditions of Liquidlike Underfillsp. 227
Material Properties of Liquidlike Underfillsp. 232
TCEp. 232
Storage Modulus and Loss Modulusp. 233
T[subscript g]p. 233
Moisture Contentp. 234
FCOB Assembly with Liquidlike No-Flow Underfillsp. 237
Reliability Testing of FCOB with Liquidlike No-Flow Underfillsp. 240
Shear Testp. 240
Thermal Cycling Testp. 240
Nonlinear Finite Element Analysis of Liquidlike Underfillsp. 241
Summary and Recommendations for Liquidlike Underfillsp. 246
FCOB with Filmlike No-Flow Underfillsp. 251
Materialp. 251
Processp. 251
Shear Testp. 252
Summary and Recommendationsp. 253
Acknowledgmentsp. 256
Referencesp. 256
Flip Chip on Board with Imperfect Underfillsp. 263
Introductionp. 263
Possible Failure Modes of FCOB with Imperfect Underfillsp. 264
Fracture Mechanics in Finite Element Analysisp. 265
FCOB with Imperfect Underfills near the Fillet Areasp. 267
Problem Definitionp. 267
Effects of Imperfect Fillet Underfills on Solder Joint Reliabilityp. 271
FCOB with Imperfect Underfills near the Corner Solder Joints (Chip Size Effect)p. 277
Problem Definitionp. 277
Effects of Chip Size on Solder Joint Reliability Without Underfillp. 278
Effects of Chip Size on Solder Joint Reliability with Perfect Underfillp. 280
Effects of Chip Size on Solder Joint Reliability with Imperfect Underfillp. 280
Summaryp. 282
FCOB with Imperfect Underfill near the Corner Solder Joints (PCB Thickness Effect)p. 285
Problem Definitionp. 285
Stresses and Strains at the Corner Solder Jointp. 285
Strain Energy Release Rate and Phase Angle at the Crack Tipp. 289
Summaryp. 290
Effects of Underfill Voids on Solder Joint Reliabilityp. 291
Problem Definitionp. 291
Stresses and Strains at the Corner Solder Jointp. 292
Strain Energy Release Rate and Phase Angle at the Crack Tipp. 294
Summaryp. 295
Acknowledgmentsp. 298
Referencesp. 298
Thermal Management of Flip Chip on Boardp. 301
Introductionp. 301
The SGS-Thomson Test Chipp. 301
Effects of PCB Constructionp. 302
Effect of Air Flowp. 303
Effects of Chip Size and Power Dissipation Areap. 304
Heat Paths of Solder-Bumped Flip Chip on Boardp. 306
Effects of Solder Joint Populationp. 308
Effects of Signal Copper Content in PCBp. 308
Effects of Underfill Materialsp. 309
Effects of Heat Sinksp. 310
Summaryp. 312
Acknowledgmentsp. 314
Referencesp. 314
Wafer-Level Packagingp. 317
Introductionp. 317
EPS/APTOS's WLCSPp. 318
WLCSP Redistribution and Bumpingp. 318
WLCSP Solder Bump Heightp. 320
WLCSP Solder Bump Strengthp. 322
PCB Assembly of WLCSPp. 322
Finite Element Modeling of WLCSP Assembliesp. 323
Time-Temperature-Dependent Creep Analysisp. 324
Life Prediction for WLCSP Corner Solder Jointp. 329
Shear Test of WLCSP on Boardp. 330
Thermal Cycling of WLCSP on Boardp. 330
Summaryp. 330
Amkor/Anam's wsCSPp. 331
wsCSP Design and Assembly Flowp. 332
wsCSP Package-Level Reliabilityp. 333
wsCSP on Board Reliability Testsp. 336
Summaryp. 339
Hyundai's Omega-CSPp. 339
Design of Omega-CSPp. 339
Materials for Omega-CSPp. 341
Processing of Omega-CSPp. 341
Reliability of Omega-CSP on Boardp. 343
FormFactor's WLCSPp. 344
MicroSpringp. 344
MicroSpring Flip Chip on Boardp. 345
Reliability of MicroSpring Flip Chip on Boardp. 346
Applications of MicroSpring Flip Chip on Boardp. 346
Tessera's WAVEp. 348
Uniqueness of WAVEp. 348
Design of WAVEp. 350
Processing of WAVEp. 350
Reliability of WAVEp. 352
WAVE's Solution to Die Shrinkp. 353
Oxford's WLCSPp. 353
Device Designp. 356
Device Fabricationp. 356
Processing of WLCSP for Optoelectronic Devicesp. 357
Acknowledgmentsp. 359
Referencesp. 359
Solder-Bumped Flip Chip on Micro Via-in-Pad Substratesp. 363
Introductionp. 363
Flip Chip on Micro-VIP Substrate in a CSPp. 363
IC Wafer for the 32-Pin SRAM Devicep. 364
Micro-VIP Substratep. 365
Solder-Bumped Flip Chip on Micro-VIP Substratep. 367
PCB Assembly of the Micro-VIP CSPp. 367
Elastoplastic Analysis of the Micro-VIPp. 370
Solder Joint Reliability of the Micro-VIP CSP Assemblyp. 375
Summaryp. 379
Effects of Underfill on the Deformations of SLC Substratesp. 380
Problem Definitionp. 380
Experimental Results: Fringe Patternsp. 380
Global Deformation of Surface Laminar Layerp. 382
Local Deformation: Photosensitive Dielectric Layerp. 383
Local Deformation: Solder Maskp. 383
Local Deformation: Microviap. 384
Summaryp. 385
Acknowledgmentsp. 385
Referencesp. 386
PCB Manufacturing, Testing, and Assembly of RIMMsp. 389
Introductionp. 389
PCB Manufacturing and Testing of Rambus Modulesp. 392
Electrical Requirements of Rambus Modulesp. 392
Manufacturing of Rambus Modulesp. 392
Electrical Measurement of Rambus Modulesp. 396
Measurement Resultsp. 398
Summary and Recommendationsp. 402
PCB Assembly of [mu]BGA on Rambus Modulesp. 403
Tessera's [mu]BGA Componentp. 403
Test Boardp. 404
Assembly Flow Chartp. 405
Paste, Printing, and Pick and Placep. 405
Solder Reflowp. 406
Two-Sided Assembly Resultsp. 408
Shear Test and Resultsp. 410
Thermal Cycling Test and Resultsp. 411
Finite Element Modeling and Resultsp. 413
Summaryp. 415
Acknowledgmentsp. 415
Referencesp. 415
Wire Bonding Chip (Face-Up) in PBGA Packagesp. 417
Introductionp. 417
Measurements of Popcorning of PBGA Packagesp. 417
Electrical Resistance Strain Gauge Methodp. 418
Solder Reflow of Dried PBGAsp. 423
Solder Reflow of Moistured PBGAsp. 427
Summaryp. 433
Popcorning of PBGA Packages by Fracture Mechanicsp. 434
Crack Initiation due to Thermal Expansion Mismatchp. 435
Popcorning due to Thermal Expansion Mismatch and Pressurep. 437
Fracture Mechanics Methodsp. 438
Fracture Mechanics Resultsp. 440
Crack Growth in the Middle of the Die Attachp. 442
Crack Growth at the Interface Between the Solder Mask and Copperp. 447
Summary and Recommendationsp. 451
PCB Assembly of PBGA with Large PQFP Directly on the Opposite Sidep. 452
PBGA and PQFP Componentsp. 452
Test Boardp. 454
Assembly Flow Chartp. 454
Paste, Printing, and Pick and Placep. 456
Solder Reflowp. 456
Two-Sided Assembly Resultsp. 456
Thermal Cycling Test and Resultsp. 462
Summaryp. 463
Acknowledgmentsp. 463
Referencesp. 464
Wire Bonding Chip (Face-Down) in PBGA Packagesp. 465
Introductionp. 465
NuBGA Design Conceptsp. 466
Programmable VDD/VSS SVCs and Microstripline and Coplanar Stripline Tracesp. 467
Programmable VDD/VSS SWA and Microstripline and Coplanar Stripline Tracesp. 469
NuBGA Design Examplesp. 471
Conventional PCB Design Rules and Processesp. 471
Electrically and Thermally Enhanced Low-Cost Packagep. 471
NuBGA Package Familyp. 474
NuBGA Electrical Performancep. 474
NuBGA Package Parasitic Parametersp. 474
NuBGA Package SSO Noisep. 477
NuBGA Thermal Performancep. 478
Problem Definitionp. 479
Temperature Distributionp. 480
Thermal Resistancep. 486
Cooling Powerp. 486
Solder Ball Temperaturep. 487
NuBGA Solder Joint Reliabilityp. 490
Summary of the Standard NuBGA Packagesp. 493
Thinner Substrate and Nonuniform Heat Spreader NuBGAp. 494
Thermal Performance of the New NuBGA Packagep. 496
Temperature Distributionp. 496
Thermal Resistancep. 496
Cooling Powerp. 498
Wind Tunnel Experimental Analysisp. 500
Solder Joint Reliability of the New NuBGA Packagep. 504
Electrical Performance of the New NuBGA Packagep. 505
Capacitancep. 505
Inductancep. 506
Summary of the New NuBGA Packagep. 508
Acknowledgmentsp. 508
Referencesp. 508
Solder-Bumped Flip Chip in PBGA Packagesp. 511
Introductionp. 511
Intel's OLGA Package Technologyp. 511
OLGA Package Designp. 513
OLGA Wafer Bumpingp. 513
OLGA Substrate Technologyp. 514
OLGA Package Assemblyp. 514
OLGA Package Reliabilityp. 518
Mitsubishi's FC-BGA Packagep. 519
Wafer Bumpingp. 521
Mitsubishi's SBU Substratep. 523
PC-BGA Assembly Processp. 523
Thermal Managementp. 525
Electrical Performancep. 527
Qualification Tests and Resultsp. 528
IBM's FC-PBGA Packagep. 529
Problem Definitionp. 529
CFD Analysis for Thermal Boundary Conditionsp. 530
Nonlinear Finite Element Stress Analysisp. 531
Simulation Resultsp. 534
Solder Joint Thermal Fatigue Life Predictionp. 536
Motorola's FC-PBGA Packagesp. 537
Thermal Management of FC-PBGA Assemblies with E3 Bumpsp. 538
Solder Joint Reliability of FC-PBGA Assemblies with C4 Bumpsp. 544
Acknowledgmentsp. 545
Referencesp. 547
Failure Analysis of Flip Chip on Low-Cost Substratesp. 553
Introductionp. 553
Failure Analysis of FCOB with Imperfect Underfillsp. 554
Test Chipp. 554
Test Boardp. 556
Flip Chip Assemblyp. 556
Preconditions, Reflows, and Qualification Testsp. 556
Failure Modes and Discussionsp. 557
Die Crackingp. 562
Summaryp. 563
Interfacial Shear Strengthp. 566
Interfacial Shear Strength Between Solder Mask and Underfillp. 566
Interfacial Shear Strength Between Passivation and Underfillp. 567
Load Displacement Response of a Solder-Bumped FCOB Assemblyp. 568
Summary and Recommendationsp. 570
Acknowledgmentsp. 572
Referencesp. 572
Indexp. 575
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