Photo-definable Dielectric Films
The first new product line, the SINR(TM)-Series, based on novel siloxane polymer chemistry, is a family of photo-definable, permanent dielectric films that can be cured at 180 degrees C or lower. Products in this family have been optimized for redistribution wiring (RDL), repassivation, stress buffer, and wafer-level bonding applications. Numerous advanced packaging customers have recently completed testing and report complete success in passing rigorous reliability demands.
The second new product line, the SPS(TM)-Series, is a family of photo-definable, permanent dielectric films based on poly (imide silicone) chemistry. These new materials are TMAH-developable and are easily integrated into existing processing lines that use conventional developers.
Next-generation Photoresist
The third new product is SIPR(TM)-7126, the next-generation product in our successful SIPR(TM)-7120 Series. SIPR(TM)-7126 is a positive tone, chemically amplified, TMAH-developable photoresist, capable of up to 100um film thickness in a single coat. Developed for conventional solder bump or copper pillar applications, the product has been optimized to withstand very aggressive plating chemistries without losing integrity. This resist is also easily removed after plating.
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About Shin-Etsu MicroSi: Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd. purchased MicroSi in 1989 and expanded its product lines, which include photolithography products (photoresists, pellicles, quartz substrates for photomasks, and contrast enhancement materials), semiconductor packaging products (thermal management products, device packaging products, and silicone polyimides), and high-performance flexible copper laminates used in the production of flexible circuits. Tokyo based Shin-Etsu Chemical Co. Ltd. is the world's largest supplier of semiconductor materials, semiconductor silicon, synthetic quartz, PVC, and is a major producer of materials including silicones, methylcellulose and rare earths. Contact Shin-Etsu MicroSi at (888) MicroSi or visit them at www.microsi.com
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