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Mechanical reliability of underfilled csp assemblies.

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Author	Rampurawala, Murtuza Meilunas, Michael Gowda, Arun Srihari, K.
Abstract	Chip Scale Packages (CSPs) are widely used in portable and hand-held electronic devices. They offer robust interconnects and higher standoffs than flip chips. The reliability of CSPs in portable devices is questionable due to the mechanical stresses experienced during their service lifetime. The stresses are primarily generated due to impact, shock, vibration, mechanical bending, and thermally induced fatigue due to CTE (Coefficient of Thermal Expansion) mismatch between the CSP and the Printed Circuit board (PCB). Applying an underfill material between the CSP and PCB can significantly reduce these stresses. The underfill reduces the shear strain due to CTE mismatch and absorbs stresses by coupling the device and the PCB. This paper presents a study of different CSP underfill materials and their effect on the reliability of the CSP assemblies. A capillary flow underfill was used to underfill the space between the CSP and the PCB. The underfilled CSP assemblies were subjected to accelerated testing conditions: torsion tests, vibration tests, and air-to-air thermal cycling. Non-underfilled assemblies were also subjected to similar reliability experiments and their results were compared to the underfilled assemblies.
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Subject Keyword	Mechanical Reliability Underfilled Csp Assembly Flip Chip Hand-held Electronic Device Underfill Material Accelerated Testing Condition Thermal Expansion Underfilled Assembly Shear Strain Absorbs Stress Printed Circuit Board Mechanical Stress Different Csp Underfill Material Vibration Test Air-to-air Thermal Cycling Cte Mismatch Chip Scale Package Non-underfilled Assembly Underfilled Csp Assembly Similar Reliability Experiment Robust Interconnects Service Lifetime Induced Fatigue Capillary Flow Underfill Mechanical Bending Torsion Test Csp Assembly Portable Device
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