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Does the thermal model need a revised film conductivity, interface thermal resistance or measurement assumption? First determine which parameters can be independently identified.

Provide the target interface and layer thicknesses, then ask whether film conductivity and interface resistance can be separated.

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Local heat-transfer parameters of advanced-packaging films, bond layers and buried solid interfaces

  • Actual stack, layer thicknesses, material anisotropy and optical/sampling access
  • Effects of the transducer and specimen preparation on the target interface
  • Transient data, sensitivity, calibration specimens and measurement uncertainty
  • Hybrid-bonding subcase: Cu area fraction, bonding/annealing history, and electrical/void comparisons
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  • Does the thermal model need a revised film conductivity, interface thermal resistance or measurement assumption? First determine which parameters can be independently identified.
  • Select film/interface measurements such as time-domain thermoreflectance for the specimen and assess sensitivity
  • Compare parameter combinations using multiple thicknesses or controlled-bonding comparisons and held-out validation data

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