Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Vol.9, No.2, 188-192, March, 2003
Simulation of Encapsulation Process for BGA Type Semi-conducting Microchip
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The encapsulation process for semi-conductor chips is mainly affected by the thermal and rheological characteristics of EMC encapsulants. In this research, encapsulation processes for the BGA (Ball Grid Array) type chip were simulated after investigating the thermal and rheological characteriseics of EMC. The values of parameters involved in Kamal and Cross equations which were used in C-Mold were acquired by making regressions on the thermal and rheological data performed by DSC and RMS respectively. The simulation and experimental results showed that the dynamic characteristics of melt-front have good agreements with those of real short shot process.
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