7. Plastic packaging challenges
Innovations must constantly respond to new performance requirements and new constraints (ecological, for example).
The RoHS directive, whose main impact on electronic boards is the disappearance of SnPb solder in favor of an alloy with a higher melting point, has seriously shaken the whole edifice built on the properties of lead alloy.
The remelting profile of the new alloy (generally tin-silver-copper, SnAgCu) requires, among other things, materials that can withstand high temperatures (up to 260°C), the reclassification of housings with regard to the risk of delamination during deferral, and modified designs to take account of the deformation of large housings.
In addition, as...
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