Warpage reversal during cooling in large 2.5D FCBGA packages
Locate the reversal temperature range, then separate material, structural, and boundary effects.
Overall curvature of a large multi-die package · Controlled heating and cooling
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Sample measurability is confirmed. Establish the heating and cooling baseline.
Needs a full thermal history and repeatable reversal.
Complete the heating and cooling measurements for a model calibration assessment.
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Sample measurability is confirmed. Establish the heating and cooling baseline.
Needs a full thermal history and repeatable reversal.
Complete the heating and cooling measurements for a model calibration assessment.
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