Process for surface mounting flip chip carrier modules

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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ABSTRACT:
A process for handling and storing surface-mount, encapsulated flip-chip carrier modules to prevent the formation of amoeba-like solder bridges between the flip-chip C4 connections along the boundary between the encapsulant and the chip surface and/or between the encapsulant and the chip carrier substrate surface. The concentration of free moisture in the encapsulant is maintained below a predetermined safe limit during reflow heating used to mount the modules on a circuit board.

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