MacDermid Alpha launches ALPHA HiTech high Tg, low CTE underfill and cornerfill bonding materials
Engineering360 News Desk | January 14, 2021The Assembly Division of MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions, a developer of electronics soldering and bonding materials, has released ALPHA HiTech underfills and cornerfills with high transition glass temperature (Tg), low coefficient thermal expansion (CTE) and excellent thermal cycling (TCT) performance. The attributes provide formulation flexibility to enhance product performance in various applications.
Both ALPHA HiTech CU21-3240 and ALPHA HiTech CU31-2030 are one-component capillary underfills that are designed for the protection of assembled chip packages onto printed circuit boards, providing excellent Source: MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutionsreliability performance. ALPHA HiTech CU21-3240 exhibits good thermal cycling performance due to its low coefficient of thermal expansion. It is suitable for applications with high reliability requirements such as automotive. ALPHA HiTech CU31-2030 is a low viscosity underfill that enables fast and efficient flow properties. It is suitable for assembling ball grid array (BGA), chip scale package and flip chip devices and is also suitable for rework.
ALPHA HiTech CF31-4010 is a one component, high filler content, heat curable cornerfill. It is an epoxy-based material to be dispensed on the corner (corner bonding) or edges (edge bonding) of BGA devices. Upon completion of the curing process, the cured cornerfill helps to strengthen the soldered assembled component, allowing it to pass reliability tests such as drop shock, impact bend and TCT. The product is also reworkable.