Modeling Of High Performance Surface Mount Molded Pqfp Packages

Surface mount plastic packaging technology has evolved in order to meet the stringent standards demanded by high density and low cost integrated circuits devices. The internal heatsink plastic quad flat pack (pqfp) has been developed to replace the traditional single layer pqfp in order to enha...

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Main Author: Lee, March 1996
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 1996
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Online Access:http://eprints.usm.my/63813/
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description Surface mount plastic packaging technology has evolved in order to meet the stringent standards demanded by high density and low cost integrated circuits devices. The internal heatsink plastic quad flat pack (pqfp) has been developed to replace the traditional single layer pqfp in order to enhance the package's electrical and thermal performance. Higher external package warpage is observed on heatsink package compared to the traditional package and thus this might affect the reliability and performance of the package. This study aims to set some guidelines regarding the standard design rules for heats ink sizes and die sizes for 28x28 mm pqfp heatsink package. This will lead to improvement in the process assembly procedure and hence reduction in leadframe cost. The software mechanica developed by rasna corporation which utilizes the p-version finite element method is used in this study to analyze the impact of heatsink sizes and die sizes on the package warpage and thermal performance of the package.
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spelling usm-638132026-03-31T03:29:05Z http://eprints.usm.my/63813/ Modeling Of High Performance Surface Mount Molded Pqfp Packages Lee, March 1996 QA1 Mathematics (General) Surface mount plastic packaging technology has evolved in order to meet the stringent standards demanded by high density and low cost integrated circuits devices. The internal heatsink plastic quad flat pack (pqfp) has been developed to replace the traditional single layer pqfp in order to enhance the package's electrical and thermal performance. Higher external package warpage is observed on heatsink package compared to the traditional package and thus this might affect the reliability and performance of the package. This study aims to set some guidelines regarding the standard design rules for heats ink sizes and die sizes for 28x28 mm pqfp heatsink package. This will lead to improvement in the process assembly procedure and hence reduction in leadframe cost. The software mechanica developed by rasna corporation which utilizes the p-version finite element method is used in this study to analyze the impact of heatsink sizes and die sizes on the package warpage and thermal performance of the package. 1996-03 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/63813/1/24%20Pages%20from%2000001409987.pdf Lee, March 1996 (1996) Modeling Of High Performance Surface Mount Molded Pqfp Packages. Masters thesis, Perpustakaan Hamzah Sendut.
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Modeling Of High Performance Surface Mount Molded Pqfp Packages
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title Modeling Of High Performance Surface Mount Molded Pqfp Packages
title_full Modeling Of High Performance Surface Mount Molded Pqfp Packages
title_fullStr Modeling Of High Performance Surface Mount Molded Pqfp Packages
title_full_unstemmed Modeling Of High Performance Surface Mount Molded Pqfp Packages
title_short Modeling Of High Performance Surface Mount Molded Pqfp Packages
title_sort modeling of high performance surface mount molded pqfp packages
topic QA1 Mathematics (General)
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