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 Boy van Veghel

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Questionnaire result
1.   Copper filled through vias
2.   Different finish
3.   Use of high temperature materials
4.   High thermal conductivity PCB
5.   Use of thinner, more flexible materials
6.   Reduced track/gap
7.   Smaller via holes




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Technology development
 Choice of technology when using fine pitch
 Options for thermal management in PCB
 High vacuum PCB design




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Choice of technology when using fine pitch
 Designers often make the wrong choice of
 design rules with fine pitch BGA
 Low yield/cost effective
 long lead-time




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BGA pitch 0,64 mm
 Standard blind/buried PCB
   Blind 0,1mm hole> 0,3mm pad> 0,27mm land pad
   Buried 0,15mm hole> 0,35mm pad
   Track/gap 100µ on inner layer
          »          Blind via           Buried via




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BGA pitch 0,5 mm(via in pad)
 Copper filled blind/buried PCB
   Blind 0,1mm hole> 0,3mm pad> 0,25mm land pad
   Buried 0,15mm hole> 0,30mm pad
   Track/gap 75µ on inner layer
          »          Blind via           Buried via




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BGA pitch 0,4 mm(Stacked via)
 Copper/resin filled stacked via PCB
   Blind 0,1mm hole> 0,3mm pad
   Track/gap 300µ on inner/outer layer
   Connect every level of balls on separate layer
                      Layer 1          Layer 2   Layer 3




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Stacked via
 Cost effective
 Low yield
 Long lead-time




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Latest technology development
 Replace “stacked via” by 1 layer 30µ VHDI
   Shorter lead-time
   Less layers
   Better yield
   More cost effective




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Latest technology development
  Layer 1 blind via copper filled        Layer 2(VHDI) fan out layer




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Latest technology development
 Special additive process
   QPI own development
   Using standard PCB process
   Process not mature yet




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Latest technology development
 Controlled impedance
 Fan out to correct width within 10mm
 Signal quality remains acceptable




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Thermal managment in PCB
 IMS PCB
   Aluminium back
 MC PCB
   Copper, aluminium, CIC core
 Ceramic
   As fired
 Thick copper PCB
   400µ Cu edged pattern
 Copper bar PCB
   Wire, strip, coin, rectangular


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Thermal managment in PCB
   IMS PCB (insulated metal substrate)
     LED industry

               Cu                                  18/35/70/105/210µ
            Prepreg                                117µ


           Aluminium                               0,8/1/1,5/2/3mm




Material    Standard   Improved    Special   Copper        Aluminium
              Fr-4       Fr-4       Fr-4
W/m*K           0,2      1,8          3           385           240


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Thermal managment in PCB
    MC PCB (metal core PCB/metal backed)
      COB, Heat components, RF
                                                        Standard Fr-4/CF3350



                                                        Copper/Aluminium/
                                                               CIC




Material   Standard   Copper    Aluminium         CIC       Hysol
             Fr-4                                          CF3350
W/m*K        0,2       385          240           108          7


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Thermal managment in PCB
     Ceramic As-fired
      LED, COB
      Single or double sided
      Ag/Pd printed tracks 12-24µ thick
                                                 ENIG optional
                                                 Ag/Pd tracks printed

                                                 Ceramic



Composition   96%     99,5% 99,6% 91%                 99,5              AlN
              Al2O3   Al2O3 Al2O3 Al2O3               BeO
W/m*K         25      33       35       13            255               170
Dk            9,5     9,8      9,9      10,3          8,6               8,9
Color         White   White    White    Brown         White             Ivory

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Thermal managment in PCB
 Thick copper PCB
   Power distribution, heat components
   Blind via’s copper filled
   400µ Cu etched pattern (design depended)




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Thermal managment in PCB
 Copper bar PCB
   Local heat distribution, power lines
   Strip, coin, rectangular, wire etc.




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                                            © Q.P.I. GROUP
High vacuüm PCB design
 More and more vacuüm applications
 Typical vacuüm10-6/10-10 mbar
 Outgassing PCB materials
   Hydrocarbons
 Low moisture absorbtion materials




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High vacuüm PCB design for rigid
  No solder mask or only solder dams
  Via in pad(filled), no tracks on outer layer




     Material         Fr-4      Fr-4   Polyimid Teflon    Rogers
                              improved                     4350
Moisture absorbtion   0,25%    0,15%       0,4%   0,02%   0,06%

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High vacuüm PCB design for flex
 Adhesiveless PY flex
   No acrylic between PY and copper
 No acrylic in bondply and cover film
   Only modified PY(Espanex)
 LCP is the best option
   Design depended, no cover layer
   No multiple bonding
           Material    LCP     Polyimid    Acrylic
                                 flex
           Moisture    0,04%    0,8%        2,8%
          absorbtion

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High vacuüm PCB design for flex-rigid
 Latest development




        Material     LCP     Rogers    Arlon
                              4350     6700
         Moisture    0,04%   0,06%     0,005
        absorbtion

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Thank you


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Qpi Technology Development

  • 1. Technology development By Boy van Veghel WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 2. Questionnaire result 1. Copper filled through vias 2. Different finish 3. Use of high temperature materials 4. High thermal conductivity PCB 5. Use of thinner, more flexible materials 6. Reduced track/gap 7. Smaller via holes WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 3. Technology development Choice of technology when using fine pitch Options for thermal management in PCB High vacuum PCB design WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 4. Choice of technology when using fine pitch Designers often make the wrong choice of design rules with fine pitch BGA Low yield/cost effective long lead-time WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 5. BGA pitch 0,64 mm Standard blind/buried PCB  Blind 0,1mm hole> 0,3mm pad> 0,27mm land pad  Buried 0,15mm hole> 0,35mm pad  Track/gap 100µ on inner layer » Blind via Buried via WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 6. BGA pitch 0,5 mm(via in pad) Copper filled blind/buried PCB  Blind 0,1mm hole> 0,3mm pad> 0,25mm land pad  Buried 0,15mm hole> 0,30mm pad  Track/gap 75µ on inner layer » Blind via Buried via WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 7. BGA pitch 0,4 mm(Stacked via) Copper/resin filled stacked via PCB  Blind 0,1mm hole> 0,3mm pad  Track/gap 300µ on inner/outer layer  Connect every level of balls on separate layer Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 8. Stacked via Cost effective Low yield Long lead-time WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 9. Latest technology development Replace “stacked via” by 1 layer 30µ VHDI  Shorter lead-time  Less layers  Better yield  More cost effective WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 10. Latest technology development Layer 1 blind via copper filled Layer 2(VHDI) fan out layer WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 11. Latest technology development Special additive process  QPI own development  Using standard PCB process  Process not mature yet WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 12. Latest technology development Controlled impedance Fan out to correct width within 10mm Signal quality remains acceptable WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 13. Thermal managment in PCB IMS PCB  Aluminium back MC PCB  Copper, aluminium, CIC core Ceramic  As fired Thick copper PCB  400µ Cu edged pattern Copper bar PCB  Wire, strip, coin, rectangular WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 14. Thermal managment in PCB IMS PCB (insulated metal substrate)  LED industry Cu 18/35/70/105/210µ Prepreg 117µ Aluminium 0,8/1/1,5/2/3mm Material Standard Improved Special Copper Aluminium Fr-4 Fr-4 Fr-4 W/m*K 0,2 1,8 3 385 240 WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 15. Thermal managment in PCB MC PCB (metal core PCB/metal backed)  COB, Heat components, RF Standard Fr-4/CF3350 Copper/Aluminium/ CIC Material Standard Copper Aluminium CIC Hysol Fr-4 CF3350 W/m*K 0,2 385 240 108 7 WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 16. Thermal managment in PCB Ceramic As-fired  LED, COB  Single or double sided  Ag/Pd printed tracks 12-24µ thick ENIG optional Ag/Pd tracks printed Ceramic Composition 96% 99,5% 99,6% 91% 99,5 AlN Al2O3 Al2O3 Al2O3 Al2O3 BeO W/m*K 25 33 35 13 255 170 Dk 9,5 9,8 9,9 10,3 8,6 8,9 Color White White White Brown White Ivory WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 17. Thermal managment in PCB Thick copper PCB  Power distribution, heat components  Blind via’s copper filled  400µ Cu etched pattern (design depended) WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 18. Thermal managment in PCB Copper bar PCB  Local heat distribution, power lines  Strip, coin, rectangular, wire etc. WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 19. High vacuüm PCB design More and more vacuüm applications Typical vacuüm10-6/10-10 mbar Outgassing PCB materials  Hydrocarbons Low moisture absorbtion materials WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 20. High vacuüm PCB design for rigid No solder mask or only solder dams Via in pad(filled), no tracks on outer layer Material Fr-4 Fr-4 Polyimid Teflon Rogers improved 4350 Moisture absorbtion 0,25% 0,15% 0,4% 0,02% 0,06% WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 21. High vacuüm PCB design for flex Adhesiveless PY flex  No acrylic between PY and copper No acrylic in bondply and cover film  Only modified PY(Espanex) LCP is the best option  Design depended, no cover layer  No multiple bonding Material LCP Polyimid Acrylic flex Moisture 0,04% 0,8% 2,8% absorbtion WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 22. High vacuüm PCB design for flex-rigid Latest development Material LCP Rogers Arlon 4350 6700 Moisture 0,04% 0,06% 0,005 absorbtion WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP
  • 23. Thank you WWW.QPIGROUP.COM © Q.P.I. GROUP