Die Attach Process Robustness through Epoxy Pattern Optimization for DFN Device

As the modern world evolves through innovation and technology, manufacturing companies of semiconductor drive their people to dedicate themselves on continuous improvement and technical advancement. Products they produce becomes smaller and thinner, but applications are limitless and innovative. In...

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Published inJournal of Engineering Research and Reports pp. 59 - 63
Main Authors Dinglasan, Jerome J., Gomez, Frederick Ray I.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 21.04.2021
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Summary:As the modern world evolves through innovation and technology, manufacturing companies of semiconductor drive their people to dedicate themselves on continuous improvement and technical advancement. Products they produce becomes smaller and thinner, but applications are limitless and innovative. In manufacturing of quad flat no lead packages, challenges were encountered during the die attach process especially in small die size. Die attach material overflow on pad is one of these, and certain parameters and techniques are explored to have a quality and robust process. Defining appropriate epoxy pattern with respect to the die size is a big factor to make sure no epoxy material will flow outside the die pad perimeter that may cause unit rejection. This paper will discuss the related issues of the said package by performing experiments and applying certain techniques to address the problem.
ISSN:2582-2926
2582-2926
DOI:10.9734/jerr/2021/v20i517313