Abstract:
A method of providing a substantially void free layer for one or more flip chip assemblies, or one or more microelectronic components, utilizing a curable encapsulant. Also disclosed is a method of injecting an encapsulant into an assembly and a method of treating a microelectronic component to form a void free layer.
Abstract:
A method of providing a substantially void free layer for one or more flip chip assemblies, or one or more microelectronic components, utilizing a curable encapsulant. Also disclosed is a method of injecting an encapsulant into an assembly and a method of treating a microelectronic component to form a void free layer.
Abstract:
A method for the removal of voids and gas bubbles within uncured or partially cured microelectronic component encapsulants and adhesive/chip attach layers. A sealed void or gas bubble within a gap between a microelectronic component and a supporting substrate is substantially eliminated through the application of a uniform pressure (isostatic or hydrostatic) and energy such that a substantially void/bubble free interposer layer is created.
Abstract:
A method of treating an interposer layer includes disposing an interposer layer between a semiconductor wafer and a substrate so that voids within the interposer layer are sealed and applying pressure to substantially eliminate the voids. A method of creating a substantially void-free interposer layer includes injecting the interposer layer between a wafer and a substrate and applying pressure to substantially remove the voids.
Abstract:
A method of providing a substantially void free layer for one or more flip chip assemblies, or one or more microelectronic components, utilizing a curable encapsulant. Also disclosed is a method of injecting an encapsulant into an assembly and a method of treating a microelectronic component to form a void free layer.
Abstract:
A method of treating an interposer layer includes disposing an interposer layer between a semiconductor wafer and a substrate so that voids within the interposer layer are sealed and applying pressure to substantially eliminate the voids. A method of creating a substantially void-free interposer layer includes injecting the interposer layer between a wafer and a substrate and applying pressure to substantially remove the voids.
Abstract:
A method of providing a substantially void free layer for one or more flip chip assemblies, or one or more microelectronic components, utilizing a curable encapsulant. Also disclosed is a method of injecting an encapsulant into an assembly and a method of treating a microelectronic component to form a void free layer.
Abstract:
A method for the removal of voids and gas bubbles within uncured or partially cured microelectronic component enapsulants and adhesive/chip attach layers. A sealed void or gas bubble within a gap between a microelectronic component and a supporting substrate is substantially eliminated through the application of a uniform pressure (isostatic or hydrostatic) and energy such that a substantially void/bubble free interposer is created.