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Materials Analysis and Modeling of Underfill Materials.
Author(s) -
Nicholas B Wyatt,
Robert S. Chambers
Publication year - 2015
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/1213488
Subject(s) - materials science , shrinkage , material properties , thermal , composite material , viscoelasticity , mechanical engineering , engineering , thermodynamics , physics
The thermal-mechanical properties of three potential underfill candidate materials for PBGA applications are characterized and reported. Two of the materials are a formulations developed at Sandia for underfill applications while the third is a commercial product that utilizes a snap-cure chemistry to drastically reduce cure time. Viscoelastic models were calibrated and fit using the property data collected for one of the Sandia formulated materials. Along with the thermal-mechanical analyses performed, a series of simple bi-material strip tests were conducted to comparatively analyze the relative effects of cure and thermal shrinkage amongst the materials under consideration. Finally, current knowledge gaps as well as questions arising from the present study are identified and a path forward presented.

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