Experiments and mold flow simulation results for a void-free wafer level molded underfill process with High-Density Fan-Out test vehicles using a wafer-level compression molding process.
In this study, experiments and mold flow simulation results are presented for a void-free wafer level molded underfill (WLMUF) process with High-Density Fan-Out (HDFO) test vehicles using a wafer-level compression molding process. The redistribution layer (RDL)-first technology was applied with 3 layers of a fine-pitch RDL structure. The test samples comprised 11.5 x 12.5-mm2 die with tall copper (Cu) pillars around the die. Destructive analysis was used to clearly inspect MUF voids on the whole wafer area. The molded wafer was ground to the bump area where the MUF voids exist using a mold grinding machine and MUF voids were inspected through a high-resolution scope.
The WLMUF characteristics of the conventional compression molding process with various epoxy molding compound (EMC) types have been investigated. A void-free WLMUF process was achieved by applying an optimized EMC dispensing method and parameters. These results are verified through the mold flow simulation, which correlated to the experimental results. Finally, the void-free WLMUF HDFO samples passed reliability tests of temperature cycling (TC), high temperature storage (HTS) and Unbiased Highly Accelerated Stress Test (UHAST) after moisture resistance test (MRT) Level 3.
By InSu Mok, JaeHun Bae, WonMyoung Ki, HoDol Yoo, SeungMan Ryu, SooHyun Kim, GyuIck Jung, TaeKyeong Hwang, and WonChul Do of Amkor Technology Korea, Inc.,
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