Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1997-06-25
2000-02-08
Arbes, Carl J.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
29827, 257669, H01R 4300
Patent
active
060215631
ABSTRACT:
A method for marking poor quality printed circuit board units of a printed circuit board strip for ball grid array semiconductor packages wherein at least one degradation-indicating hole is at least partially formed in a poor quality printed circuit board unit of the strip at a region defined between an outer edge of the resin seal molding region of the unit and a cutting line formed on the printed circuit board strip to separate the unit from the strip. Even when a plurality of printed circuit board strips are packed in a vacuum under the condition in which they are stacked, there is no phenomenon that those strips in the pack are permanently deformed, for example, permanently bent. Also, there is no phenomenon that melt resin is leaked from the mold, thereby causing it to be bled out onto the upper surface of the printed circuit board strip. Since no paint is used to mark poor quality printed circuit board units, there is no problem associated with the use of the paint such as a contamination.
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Heo Young Wook
Shim Il Kwon
Amkor Technology Inc.
Anam Semiconductor Inc.
Arbes Carl J.
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