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Molding Flow Modeling and Experimental Study on Void Control for Flip Chip Package Panel Molding with Molded Underfill Technology
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| Author | Tamil, Jonathan Ore, Siew Hoon Gan, Kian Yeow Bo, Yang Yong Ng, Geraldine Wah, Park Teck Suthiwongsunthorn, Nathapong |
| Copyright Year | 2011 |
| Abstract | Increasing challenges are faced to ensure moldability with rapid advances in flip chip technology such as decreasing bump pitch and stand-off height, especially when commercial Moldable Underfill (MUF) is used and in particular, during panel level molding. One key challenge faced is severe void entrapment under the die. Experiments involving a large DOE matrix, which require significant time and process resources, are typically used to solve this issue. 3D flow simulation can be used to optimize the process to reduce defects without doing actual runs. Mold flow simulation can effectively reduce the design-to-implementation cycle time, identifying key problems before actual fabrication. In this paper, 3D mold flow simulation using Moldex3D V10 is applied to transfer molding to optimize design and process parameters. This paper proposes and verifies a systematic method that can save computational resources by using 2 steps analysis: simplified panel simulation and single package simulation. The initial step, simplified panel level simulation, is to optimize the process parameters to obtain balanced melt front. The second step is to study on the package level the effect of various package-scale parameters. This analysis provides a prediction of the void location and an insight on the appropriate parameters to minimize void problem. The actual voids location and size from the experiment was captured by SAT machine and short shots were obtained. For final validation, a complete panel-level flow model is built, where the process and design parameters adopted in the actual molding were implemented. The mold filling simulation showed good correlation with the experimental short shots and actual void location. With optimized parameters from the simulation used as guidelines, experimental tests were conducted and the study showed that the simulation is a useful tool to optimize the molding process. |
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| DOI | 10.4071/isom-2011-wp1-paper4 |
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| Alternate Webpage(s) | https://doi.org/10.4071/isom-2011-wp1-paper4 |
| Language | English |
| Access Restriction | Open |
| Content Type | Text |
| Resource Type | Article |
