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Since the interconnection between bumps in the packaging technology requires the use of temperature to promote bonding, but it is also accompanied by the problem of substrate warpage, which will lead to different abnormalities. In order to improve the abnormalities caused by substrate warpage, this research will investigate the changes of substrate warpage according to different temperature change rates, hoping to optimize the yield of products. Because the reflow furnace cannot provide the warpage change of the current temperature of the substrate, this experiment uses an adjustable temperature oven for the experiment. In order to simulate the process of the reflow furnace, the conditions of heating and cooling at different rates of change were observed. This research experiment is mainly divided into two parts. The first part is to discuss the temperature rise rate, which is divided into three different temperature rise slopes (m): 0.27, 0.46, and 1.38. These three temperature rise slopes are used to study the warpage and deformation of the substrate at each temperature; the second part is the temperature change rate, which is divided into two types of experiments. The first is to use the oven to cool down, and the second is to cool down in the air. It can be observed that the cooling rate in the oven is slower, which makes it difficult for the substrate warpage to be flat (δ = 108 um ), relatively faster cooling rate in the air, resulting in a larger amount of deformation to restore flatness (δ = 68 um), but still unable to restore the warpage to a more ideal state (δ < 50 um). The experimental results show that the faster the temperature change rate, the greater the warpage of the substrate will be. In the general process, the substrate deformation is not allowed to exceed 50 um. Therefore, during the process, the heating and cooling rates should be adjusted according to different conditions to keep the substrate in the most ideal state, thereby increasing the product yield and reducing the risk of abnormalities.
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