Non Conductive Film Analysis Using Cure Kinetics and Rheokinetics for Gang Bonding Process for 3DIC TSV Packaging

Moon, Ji Young; Shin, Youngsoo; Kim, Sumin; Hahn, Seung Ho; Lim, Kwan-Yong; Jung, Jung Woo; Lim, Chaemook; Kim, Young–Bum; Hwang, Ji-Hwan; Rhee, Minwoo

doi:10.1109/ectc32696.2021.00122

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“…From Chen’s [ 7 ] research, it was shown that Kamal’s model is reliable in cure kinetics and the Castro–Macosko model is considerably more stable and reliable in flow rheology. Moon’s [ 8 ] research shows that predicting viscosity by Kamal’s Equation is consistent with the viscosity measured by the rheometer. Azmi’s [ 9 ] research pointed out that the air trap, or a void that occurs at the chips, obviously, exacerbates flow retardation and also leads to a popcorn effect and least reliability.…”

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Simulation of Motor Core Gluing Process with Fine Mesh Nets

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The actual process of using a resin to glue can optimize many shortcomings in the basic traditional process of welding a motor core. For example, the use of a resin for gluing can lead to a reduction in iron loss, improve rigidity, reduce processing times, and improve product quality. When using a gluing method, the biggest challenge is the distribution of the resin; therefore, resin distribution is very much important. This experiment used fine mesh nets to eventually improve the unbalanced state of resin distribution. In this research, in order to predict real flow behavior during gluing, computer-aided engineering was used for computer simulation. The results of the simulation showed that the illustrated trend of the filling process was very much similar to the actual experimental results. The simulation results could mostly predict defects and make effective improvements, which can lead to a significant reduction in the money and time spent on experiments. The simulation results of the dipping process also showed that the distribution of resin with fine mesh nets was more even than without fine mesh nets. Fine mesh nets can eventually improve an over-flow problem, which, ultimately, causes bumps. In this research, a simulation analysis of the gluing process of a motor core with fine mesh nets was conducted, and the results show that the resin distribution and the flow front of the runner were more even than those without fine mesh nets.

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confidence: 54%