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`Electronic Materials HandbookTM
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`ELECTRONIC MATERIALS HANDBOOKTM
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`Volume
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`PACKAGINO
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`under
`the direction
`Prepared
`ASM INTERNATIONAL Handbook Committee
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`of the
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`Merriil
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`Minges
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`Technical Chairman
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`manuals etc
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`manuals etc
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`464 Packages
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`Fig
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`Filling
`
`vias
`
`in prepunched
`
`tape
`
`Topmost
`
`substrate
`
`layer
`
`Stencil
`
`Via paste
`
`Substrate
`
`layer
`
`Porous
`
`stone
`
`Access
`
`slot
`
`for
`
`laser
`
`trimming
`
`Resistor
`
`termination
`
`are designed
`rate of the dielectric
`slightly un
`appear
`or underfilled
`
`stage Complete filling of
`modified printing
`single printing pass is accom
`in
`the vias
`printing through
`plished by using on-contact
`stencil made of brass foil on
`polyester
`film carrier
`Via fill
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`compositions
`
`to
`
`match the shrinkage
`should
`Ideally the via
`derfilled Grossly overfilled
`The
`vias are undesirable
`create problems when conductors
`them because
`paste
`sequently printed over
`shorts between closely
`spreading may cause
`can occasion
`vias Underfilled
`spaced
`ally open up forming
`hole
`coated
`After via filling the tape layers are dried in
`oven If defects are observed
`convection
`the layer
`be corrected or
`to lamination
`
`vias
`overfilled
`are sub
`
`vias
`
`the pattern can
`discarded
`
`special
`
`is
`
`is
`
`and
`
`registration
`
`Fig
`
`Two-step
`
`lamination
`
`process for
`
`laser-trimmable
`
`buried resistors
`
`substrate
`
`resistors
`
`tration
`
`stack of
`
`layer over
`
`also influences the absolute value of shrink
`laminating conditions can be used
`age local
`de
`in actual
`final dimensions
`to establish
`
`signs
`
`the green microstruCtUres of the
`Although
`spatial distribution
`substrate layer contain
`of porosity see the section Substrate Lay
`varies with the
`ers in this article that
`and the processing
`formulation
`of porosity
`
`parameters
`be
`
`can
`
`involves prelaminating
`step process
`laser-trimmable
`layers on which
`lami
`and subsequently
`are printed
`the stack
`nating the topmost
`and Registra
`Collation
`Inspection
`for
`tion After drying layers are inspected
`and via registration Regis
`line continuity
`of the substrate layers must be held
`to less than 0.1 mm 0.004 in tolerance
`printing
`via forming conductor
`through
`and lamination steps After inspection
`layers are collated and aligned so that
`holes are concentric
`corner
`pins in the
`of
`the registration
`placement
`in Fig 10
`lamination die as shown
`
`tape
`
`the
`
`for
`
`prior
`required for
`printing stage
`filling vias or printing conductors
`porous
`vacuum
`which
`through
`stone
`plate
`to hold down the tape
`drawn is used
`substrate for
`flat distortion-free
`The machine setup
`Fig
`for via
`to that
`printing is similar
`off-contact
`the conventional
`but
`printing mode is used as on an
`layer with the
`substrate
`substrate The
`print pattern is then dried
`conductor
`cofired process
`In the low-temperature
`can also be printed on
`formula
`If the resistor
`
`provide
`
`printing
`
`conductor
`
`filling
`
`thick-film
`
`resistors
`
`the substrate layer
`
`for
`
`Substrate Fabrication
`
`alumina
`
`tions
`
`are appropriately
`
`adjusted
`
`they can
`
`be cofired in buried configurations Ref 23
`be printed on any substrate
`Resistors can
`layer and terminated with appropriate met
`allization Resistors buried within the lami
`trimmed to precise
`be
`laser
`cannot
`nate
`formulations
`are
`values consequently such
`resistance tolerances of
`to have
`designed
`less than 25% Resistors requiring precise
`trimmed
`resistance values
`on the
`be printed either
`These resistors
`topmost substrate layer or one layer below
`slot 250
`or 10 mils wide and 2.5 mm or 0.1 in
`access
`long in the top layer provides
`printed below it
`trimming the resistor
`laser
`for
`two-step process
`illustrates
`buried resistors The two-
`
`need
`
`to be laser
`
`can
`
`it
`
`In the latter
`
`configuration
`
`for
`
`Figure
`
`laser-trimmable
`
`registered
`
`in
`
`Lamination Sets of collated
`pressing die
`having
`layers are placed
`the
`to those of
`identical
`cavity dimensions
`The confined die walls pre
`sheet
`blanked
`of the sheets during
`lateral distortion
`pins ensure
`and circuitry align
`mechanical
`registration
`the extent of metallization
`ment Because
`
`vent
`
`lamination
`
`and
`
`the registration
`
`Alignment
`
`fixture for substrate layer
`
`registra
`
`Fig 10
`tion
`
`used the distribution
`changed during the lamination process The
`function
`is often
`removal
`amount of pore
`of the lamination pressure used Figure 11
`decreasing mercury Hg intrusion
`shows
`tests associat
`volumes in Hg porosimetry
`volume of porosity in
`decreasing
`ed with
`increasing pressUres
`affects
`
`at
`laminated
`tapes
`of this porosity directly
`The removal
`that occurs during
`the amount of shrinkage
`
`firing
`relationship between
`The
`in the x-y plane of
`pressure and shrinkage
`011Cc k.
`in Fig 12
`shown
`laminate is
`is dete
`lot
`tape
`for
`shrinkage
`mined and lamination condit1oi
`
`specific
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`are
`
`Mean pore diameter milS
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`to
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`lO 001
`
`0.1
`
`Mean pore
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`diamet
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`1rn
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`ecreaSiflg
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`Fig 11
`with increasing
`
`mercury
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`pOr0S1fiCt
`
`lamination
`
`pressure
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