Article | REF: M1752 V1

Surface treatments for microelectronics connections

Author: Gilles POUPON

Publication date: December 10, 2006, Review date: February 1, 2016

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4. Production of fusible microbeads for soldering

The terminal block must perform 4 functions:

  • the electrical connection between the component to be assembled and its support;

  • removal of heat dissipated by the chip;

  • environmental protection ;

  • structural bonding between chip and substrate.

The material and process selected have a direct impact on system performance. The table at 4 lists the most frequently used ball materials and their main characteristics:

4.1 Fusible alloys

Fusible alloys are at the heart of the problem; several methods are used to deposit the alloy,...

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