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Jetting fluids in non-traditional packaging and assembly applications
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ductors deposited by standard deposition
techniques. In some designs the platinum
Die attach 1 i DA1 32 0.5 420 2 789
and ruthenium (Pt and Ru) catalyst are de-
(Mother + 25µm DAF)
posited as well. But in most cases a porous
Die attach 2 i DA2 32 0.5 460 2 720 catalyst layer laden with carbon particles,
(Daughter + 10µm DAF) that have Pt and Ru attached, is deposited
Plasma 1 (Pre WB) b PL1 18 0.25 1 600
or placed on the anode. In some cases the
layer is a separate sheet of carbon catalyst
Wire bond 1,2 (Std. + RBSoB) i WB1 20 0.25 140 4 2366
film placed in intimate contact with the
Plasma 2 (Pre FOW) b PL2 18 0.25 1 600
anode. Figure 10 shows nine steps to fabri-
cate a typical semiconductor DMFC.
Die attach 3 (Daughter + FOW) i DA3 32 0.5 460 2 720
The proton exchange membrane
Die attach 4 (Daughter + 10µm i DA4 32 0.5 420 2 789 (PEM) is composed of Nafion. Nafion is a
DAF) DuPont product that is a perfluoro sulfo-
nic acid polymer with low gas permeability
Cure FOW b CR1 18 0.25 1 24600
and high proton conductivity. The cathode
Plasma 3 (Pre WB) b PL3 18 0.25 1 600
side uses basically the same catalyst and gas
Wire bond 3,4 (Std. + RBSoB) i WB3 20 0.25 100 5 3312
diffusing layers. The cathode semiconduc-
tor side may have channels and or holes
Plasma 4 (Pre FOW) b PL4 18 0.25 1 600
to allow oxygen in and water out. In a
Die attach 5 (Daughter + FOW) i DA5 30 0.5 460 2 720
DMFC, the anode side requires water. An
optimally designed device reuses the oxida-
Die attach 6 i DA6 30 0.5 420 2 789
tion side’s water byproduct at the anode
(Daughter + 10µm DAF)
reduction side. Also, it is possible to design
Cure FOW b CR2 18 0.25 1 24600 the device for passive flow of fuel, water
Plasma 5 (Pre WB) b PL5 18 0.25 1 600
and air (oxygen) so no external pumping
is required. There are many papers on
Wire bond 5,6 (Std. + RBSoB) i WB5 20 0.25 100 5 3312
different configurations of mDMFC using
Plasma 6 (Pre FOW) b PL6 18 0.25 1 600
semiconductors
3,4,5,6,7
.
In some devices the catalyst layer
Die attach 7 (Daughter + FOW) i DA7 32 0.5 460 2 720
is dispensed as a carbon black ink and
Die attach 8 i DA8 32 0.5 420 2 789
the Nafion polymer PEM is dispensed
(Daughter + 10µm DAF)
as a fluid in solution with a solvent. It
is challenging to apply these materials.
Cure FOW b CR3 10 0.25 1 24600
The carbon particles in the ink tend to
Plasma 7 (Pre WB) b PL7 18 0.25 1 600 settle or conglomerate, causing jet nozzle
Wire bond 7,8 (Std. + RBSoB) i WB7 20 0.25 85 6 3896
clogging issues. The solvent-based Nafion
flashes off quickly causing clogging issues
TOTAL (FOW) 22 1084 16 46 39
in the jet nozzles. In addition, the Nafion
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contains an active sulfonic acid that reacts
Table 1. Stacked wire bonding process—8-die 1mm FOW NAND.
with most wetted dispensing parts causing
poisoning, bubbles and deterioration of
the dispensing system.
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In addition there are challenges with
Die attach 1 i DA1 32 0.5 590 1 561
the fluids’ various interactions with the
(Mother + 25µm DAF)
substrates. The carbon ink may not wet
to improperly prepared surfaces. The wet-
Die attach 2-8 i DA2 32 0.5 115 5 2880
ting issues can be resolved with standard
(Daughter + 10µm DAF)
substrate cleaning by plasma or alcohol/
Plasma 1 (Pre-coat) b PL1 18 0.25 800 1 414
acetone washes. However, as the ink dries
it becomes brittle. If the ink layers are too
Parylene coat b CT1 60 0.5 1 7500
thick, the outer layer dries much faster
Laser ablation i LS1 60 0.5 416 2 796 than the inner layers, causing cracking
Plasma 2 (post-laser/pre-ViP) b PL2 18 0.25 800 1 414
similar to water-based conformal coatings.
Ink jetting heads have been used to apply
Vertical interconnect process i VI1 20 0.5 140 4 2366
the carbon catalyst inks. Unfortunately,
Cure ViP b CR1 18 0.25 1 3600
ink jets apply ink with very small drops
(8 picoliters), requiring more time to
TOTAL (VCI) 8 258 8 16 8
dispense. This problem was solved by using
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jet valves from the underfill dispensing
Table 2. Jetted interconnect for stacked die—8-die 1mm VCI NAND.
applications. The jet valve can apply ink in
adequate thicknesses in one or two
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