Vacuum infiltration of underfill material for flip-chip devices

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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156901, 174260, 428901, H05K 334

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052030768

ABSTRACT:
A method of attaching an integrated circuit (10) to a substrate (20) starts with electrically interconnecting (14) the integrated circuit on the substrate. Next, a bead of underfill material (22) is provided on the substrate (20) about the periphery (24) of the integrated circuit (10). At least a partial vacuum (34) is then applied to the integrated circuit (10) and the substrate (20) to substantially evacuate the area (18) between the integrated circuit (10) and the substrate (20). Finally, fluid pressure (42) is applied to the integrated circuit (10) and the substrate (20) to force at least a portion of the underfill material (22) into the area (18) between the integrated circuit (10) and the substrate (20).

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