Título: Droplet Bouncing Behavior in the Direct Solder Bumping Process
Autores: Hsiao, Wayne
Chun, Jung-Hoon
Fecha: 2003-11-29
2003-11-29
2003-01
Publicador: MIT
Fuente:
Tipo: Article
Tema: droplet deposition behaviors
droplet-based manufacturing
solder bumping
electronics packaging
Descripción: This paper presents the results of an ongoing effort to develop a direct solder bumping process for electronics packaging. The proposed process entails delivering molten droplets onto specific locations on electronic devices to form solder bumps. This study is focused on investigating droplet deposition behaviors that affect solder bump characteristics such as final bump volume, shape, and adhesion strength. The occurrence of droplet bouncing has a strong influence on these characteristics. The potential for a droplet to bounce in the absence of solidification was modeled in discrete stages based on energy conservation. Wetting and target surface roughness were identified as the critical parameters affecting bouncing. The experimental results showed that improvements in wetting and decreases in surface roughness retard bouncing. These observations agreed well with the trends predicted by the energy conservation based model. The knowledge acquired in this study is expected to contribute to the development of an efficient solder bumping process.
Singapore-MIT Alliance (SMA)
Idioma: Inglés

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