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    Title: Effect of Size of Lid-Substrate Adhesive on Reliability of Solder Balls in Thermally Enhanced Flip Chip PBGA Packages
    Authors: 任貽明
    Jen, Yi-Ming
    Contributors: 機械工程學系
    Mechanical Engineering
    Keywords: Finite element;FE;method;flip-chip plastic ball grid array;FC-PBGA;lid-substrate adhesive;reliability;thermal cycling test;thermal enhancement;thermal fatigue life;viscoplastic
    Finite element;FE;method;flip-chip plastic ball grid array;FC-PBGA;lid-substrate adhesive;reliability;thermal cycling test;thermal enhancement;thermal fatigue life;viscoplastic
    Date: 2006
    Issue Date: 2014-06-27 03:12:12 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: Six design cases of lid-substrate adhesive with various combinations of widths and heights were analyzed to investigate how the size of the adhesive affects the reliability of the solder balls of thermally enhanced flip chip plastic ball grid array (FC-PB
    Six design cases of lid-substrate adhesive with various combinations of widths and heights were analyzed to investigate how the size of the adhesive affects the reliability of the solder balls of thermally enhanced flip chip plastic ball grid array (FC-PB
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