SEM ACCESSORIES
n EPO-TEK – Epoxy Conductive Adhesive (continued) n EPO-TEK®
H20S Epo-Tek® H20S is a modified version of Epo- Tek®H20E. Epo-Tek® H20S is a highly reliable, two
component, silver-filled epoxy with a smooth, thixotropic consistency (mixing ratio 1:1). This modified version offers high electrical conductivity, short curing cycles, proven reliability, and the convenient mix ratio, Epo-Tek® simple to use. Epo-Tek®
H20S is extremely H20S pot life is 2.5 days
and shelf life is one year when store at room temperature.
Maximum Bond Line Cure Schedules:
175°C ..........................................45 seconds 150°C ............................................5 minutes 120°C ..........................................15 minutes 100°C ..........................................45 minutes 80°C ............................................90 minutes
n EPO-TEK® Epo-Tek®
H22 H22 is a two component, silver-filled epoxy system. Mixing ratio
of silver resin paste and liquid hardener is 100:4.5. Pot life 16 hours, and shelf life is 6 months at room temperature.
z Smooth, free-flowing, slightly thixotropic paste
z High Tg allows it to be used for high temperature applications ≤300°C)
z Contains no solvents – It is a NASA approved low outgassing epoxy. z Excellent resistance to solvents, chemicals and moisture z Extended pot life and fast curing at low temperature <100°C
z Designed for die bonding and sealing hybrid circuit. Recommended for SEM small angle cleavage and wafer bonding.
Maximum Bond Line Cure Schedules:
150°C................................................................................5 minutes 120°C..............................................................................10 minutes 100°C..............................................................................20 minutes 80°C................................................................................45 minutes
Typical Properties (to be used as a guide only, not a specification)
Physical Properties: Color:
Consistency:
Viscosity (@ 100 RPM / 23˚C): Thixotropic Index:
Glass Transition Temp (Tg):
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE):
Shore D Hardness:
Lap Shear Strength @ 23˚C: Die Shear Strength @ 23˚C: Weight Loss:
Degradation Temp (TGA): Operating Temp:
Storage Modulus @ 23˚C: Ion:
Particle Size:
Electrical Properties: Volume Resistivity @ 23˚C:
Thermal Properties Thermal Conductivity:
RT 12672-20S Epo-Tek®
Part A – silver; Part B – silver Smooth, thixotropic – 4000 cPs 1,800 – 2,800 cPs 5
≥ 80˚C (Dynamic cure 20 – 200˚C / ISO 25 Min; Ramp -10 – 200˚C @20˚C/Min)
Below Tg: 31 x 10-6 Above Tg: 120 x 10-6
57 1,240 psi ≥ 5 kg / 1,700 psi
@200˚C: 0.40%; @250˚C: 0.60%; @300˚C: 1.37%
414˚C
Continuous: -55˚C to 200˚C Intermittent: -55˚C to 300˚C
339, 720 psi Cl-
NH4+
162 ppm; Na+ 282 ppm
≤ 20 microns ≤ 0.0005 Ohm-cm 3.25 W/mK H20S Adhesive 1 oz 0 ppm in/in/˚C in/in/˚C Typical Properties (to be used as a guide only, not a specification)
Physical Properties: Color:
Consistency:
Viscosity (@ 100 RPM / 23˚C): Thixotropic Index:
Glass Transition Temp (Tg):
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE):
Shore D Hardness:
Lap Shear Strength @ 23˚C: Die Shear Strength @ 23˚C: Weight Loss:
Degradation Temp (TGA): Operating Temp:
Storage Modulus @ 23˚C: Ion:
Particle Size:
Electrical Properties: Volume Resistivity @ 23˚C:
Thermal Properties Thermal Conductivity:
RT 12673-22 Epo-Tek®
Part A – silver; Part B – amber Smooth, flowing paste 12,000 – 20,000 cPs 2.36
≥ 100˚C (Dynamic cure 20 – 200˚C / ISO 25 Min; Ramp -10 – 200˚C @20˚C/Min)
Below Tg: 39 x 10-6 Above Tg: 224 x 10-6
80 1,980 psi ≥ 5 kg / 1,700 psi
@200˚C: 0.09%; @250˚C: 0.23%; @300˚C: 1.42%
454˚C
Continuous: -55˚C to 250˚C Intermittent: -55˚C to 350˚C
540, 120 psi Cl-
NH4+
175 ppm; Na+ 148 ppm; K+
≤ 45 microns ≤ 0.005 Ohm-cm .94 W/mK H22 Adhesive 1 oz
60 ppm 6 ppm
in/in/˚C in/in/˚C
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