Abstract

We present in this paper parametric studies of board-level reliability of wafer-level chip-scale packages subjected to a specific pulse-controlled drop test condition. Eighteen experiment cells, constructed by varying joint pitch, die thickness, and die size, are proposed and examined numerically. The transient analysis follows the support excitation scheme and incorporates an implicit time integration solver. Numerical results indicate that the drop reliability of the package enhances as the die thickness as well as the die size decreases. Moreover, the package with smaller solder joints and a smaller joint pitch suffers a greater drop reliability concern.

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