The International journal of microcircuits and electronic packaging · 1998 · 20 citations · 7 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringManufacturing EngineeringElectronic MaterialsSemiconductor DevicesThermal AnalysisChip PackagingResidual StressFlatness MeasurementFringe AnalysisPackage WarpagePrinted Circuit BoardsSensitivityThermally Induced DeformationThermo-mechanical StressWarpage
The thermally induced warpage of electronic substrates is a significant concern in manufacturing processes. The ability to eva luate substrate behavior with respect to temperature is particularly important to manufacturing engineers. Previous measurement of ther mally induced warpage on Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) 1 using general Shadow Moire cannot provide enough sensitivity for modern electronic substrates and packages. Today’s chip-carrier substrates and packages have tighter flatness requirements than the older throug h-hole connection designs. A successful application of the phase-stepping technique to general Shadow Moire is reported in this paper . This application has made fringe pattern analysis fully automated and significantly increased the effective sensitivity of the analy sis.
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Least-squares estimation in phase-measurement interferometry
C. J. Morgan · Optics Letters · 1982 · 213 citations