Halogen-free Substrate Materials with Highly Thermal Resistance
F. P. Tseng
(MCL/ITRI)
T g
With the establishment of environmental laws, substrate materials toward the direction of environmentally
friendly halogen-free design and development are an irresistible trend. Electronic systems move
towards light, thin, short, small, multi-functional, high-density, high reliability, low cost and good electrical characteristics for high power applications. The volume of electronic products is smaller and the computing
speed is faster, so the heat density becomes higher. Reliability and pot life of an IC device will be decreased by high temperature because heat generated by the system can’t be properly exhausted. Furthermore, the bending of substrate may result in device cracking or damage if the temperature exceeds
its T g. Therefore, the development of thermal-resistant and thermal-conductive substrate will prevent such problems. Organic materials for high thermal resistance substrates will be introduced in this article.
/Key Words
(Thermal Resistance) (Substrate Materials) (Heat Dissipating)
(BMI) (Halogen-free/Phosphorus-free)
(Through-Silicon Via; TSV) 3D IC SiP 3D IC IC
2012/07
DVD / IC 60
(T g) T g Z (Through Hole Reliability) Z (Z-axis Expansion) (Decomposition)
(Printed Circuit Board; PCB) IC (IC Substrate) (Flexible-Printed Circuit Board) IC COB FCOB DCA I/O IC BT (Bismaleimide Triazine Resin) BT 311 BT PCB (Polyimide) (Liquid Crystal Polymer; LCP)
1.
PCB TMA T g 180°C T g T g 210°C Biphenyl Naphthalene (Dicyclopentadiene; DCPD) BT (Cyanate Ester; CE) T g Benzoxazine Poly(p-vinylphenol)
DSC 205°C PCB UL-94
2. IC
BT IC 1982 BT B (Bismaleimide) and T (Triazine) BT T g (255~330°C) (D k) (D f) BT Imide T g 170~210°C BT T g 250°C
Company
Mitsubishi
Gas’s
CCL-HL-832
Hitachi’s
MCL-
E-679F
Panasonic’s
R-1755V
HiperV
Toshiba’s
TLC-
W-556M
Sumitomo’s
ELC-4781
Risho’s
CS-3667
NanYa’s
NP-200R
ITEQ’s
IT-180TC
Uniplus’s
Tg 200
Isola’s
G200
T g (°C) 180
(TMA)173~183
(TMA)
173
(TMA)
160~170
(TMA)
175
(TMA)
215
(TMA)
190 ± 5
(DSC)
180
(TMA)
200
(DSC)
185
(DSC)
α (ppm/°C) 5534~354451503750~705540~60–D k (1 MHz) 4.5 4.6~4.8 4.4 4.8~5.0 4.6 4.3 4.4~4.6 4.6 4.6 4.1 D f (1 MHz) 0.00680.013~0.0150.0160.010~0.0170.0170.0190.0150.0190.0160.013
–––1~5 × 1014 2 × 1014 1 × 1014 4 × 1015 5 × 101210141014
–––1~5 × 1015 2 × 1015 5 × 1015 1 × 10167 × 101210141013
Flexural Strength
50
(kg/mm2)
24~26
(GPa)
2,500
(kN/cm2)
440~540
(MPa)
540
(N/mm2)
600
(N/mm2)
>70,000
(psi)
–
>69,000
(psi)
87,000
(psi)
UL-94 V0V0V0V0V0V0V0V0V0V0
Peel Strength (1/2 oz)
1.5
(kN/m)
1.0~1.4
(kN/m)
1.2
(kN/m)
0.9
(kN/m)
8~12 (1oz)
(lb/in)
>6
(lb/in)
>7
(lb/in)
>5.0
(lb/in)
Water Absorption
0.3%
(85°C/85 RH)
0.55~0.65%
(PCT 5h)
0.27%
(PCT 1.5h)
0.4%
(PCT 2h)
0.06%
(D-24/23)
0.1%
(D-24/23)
0.10%
(D-24/23)
0.20%
(PCT1h)
0.18%
(D-24/23)
0.14%
(D-24/23)
σs (?) σv (?-cm)
0.97 (kg/cm) 1.2~1.4 (kN/m)
CCL
2012/07
BT IC 1.5~2 BT BT IC PC BT 311 BT IC BT
3.
T g (PI) PI PI LCP LCP PI 1/10 3.0 PI 3.5 LCP Type I Type II Type III LCP PI LCP PI
AI UL-94 V0 T g TMA 250°C
1. Panasonic
Panasonic 2009 - CEM-3 ECOOL R-1787 CEM-3 2 1 W/m·K ECOOL R-1787 Panasonic CCL 2011 6 JPCA SHOW CCL 1.5 W/m·K LED (Thermal Simulation) ECOOL R-1787 FR-4 35°C ALIVH FR-4 9.3%
2.
(Hitachi Chemical) 2009
Boundary Condition
ECOOL ECOOL Thermal Exchange at 8 W/m 1/4 Model
ECOOL LED
PCB PCB LED (RCC) 5~10 W/m·K - CCL 2011 JPCA SHOW 1.0 W/m·K MCL-E-510G
FR-4 CCL 10°C
3.
(RISHO KOGYO) LED PCB 2006 CS-3965H FR-4 LED LED
2012/07
0%20%40%0%-2%-4%-6%-8%-10%
FR4
FR4
To
T
T
R: -3.0%
R: -9.3%
T – T 0————T 0 – T R
(%)R = × 100R (%)T 0
(FR4) (°C)
T (°C)T R (°C)
Panasonic (2011)
FR4
(0.4 W/m·K)(1.3~1.5 W/m·K)
2009 LED CCL CS-3975 - CCL (CS-3965H) LED CCL 180°C 400°C CS-3965H 200°C 70h 150°C 1,000h LED
CS-3975 (70h) (200°C) 8% CS-3975 LED LED CCL LED
RISHO KOGYO (2011)
CCL (MCPCB) LED LED 3~4 2009 AC CC Al AC Cu CC 2011 JPCA SHOW AC MCPCB 3.1 W/m·K
4.
2011 JPCA SHOW Mitsubishi Gas Chemical BT
2.0 W/m·K FR-4 CCL 15~20°C Chip-LED BT 150°C 4h 84% Sumitomo Bakelite CEM-3 0.9 W/m·K LED FR-4 CCL 10°C MCPCB (Al Base) 2.5 W/m·K LED FR-4CCL 23°C
2012/07
/ T g 230°C TMA UL-94 V0 Hot Disk? 1.3~1.5 W/m·K
BT TMA T g 180°C 200°C 2011 JPCA Show 0.7~2.0 W/m·K
T g 230°C 1.3~1.5 W/m·K
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Item
Unit Properties Conditions TMA TMA PCT/30 min UL 94-V Hot Disk ?
23020~250.35V01.3~1.5
°C ppm/°C %–W/m·K
Glass Transition Temperature Thermal Expansion Water Absorption Flammability Thermal Conductivity
RG: 1
? : 1.00
SC: NORM
09/12/2514:02:05(200.0)(-10.0)
RG: 1
? : 1.00
SC: NORM
09/12/2515:18:08(200.0)50.047.044.041.038.035.032.029.026.050.047.044.041.038.035.032.029.026.0(-10.0)
40°C
50°C
SUMITOMO BAKELITE (2011)
ELC-4970SC/ELC-4970GS
FR-4
LED FR-4
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