Thermosetting epoxy resin encapsulants: HenkelRecent Research Landscape
Large chip bonding fails due to thermal expansion mismatch and mechanical stress during die attachment. This resin architecture stabilizes the interface to prevent delamination and electrical failure in high-surface-area applications.
What technical problems is Henkel addressing in Thermosetting epoxy resin encapsulants?
Interfacial adhesion failure
(10)evidences
Mechanical or thermal stress causes loss of electrical contact between solar cells and circuits. Maintaining reliable conductivity under environmental strain prevents power output degradation.
Thermomechanical stress induced delamination
(7)evidences
Increased surface area in large chips creates excessive mechanical stress and thermal expansion mismatches during bonding. Preventing bond failure ensures structural integrity in high-density electronic packaging.