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SEMI G76-0299 © SEMI 1999 4 6.8 Appearance and Defects — See Table 8. Width and t hickness for t he ba se film , adhesive material and cover film are not pa rticularly specified. Table 8. Appearance and Defects Item Test…

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6.7 Characteristics (see Table 7)
Table 7. Characteristics of Adhesive Tape
Item Condition Unit Test Method Value
Normal N/cm 8.5.1 (a)
> 5
Heated N/cm 8.5.1 (b)
> 1
Copper Foil Adhesive
Strength
Soaked in solvent N/cm
(see NOTE 3)
8.5.1 (c)
> 3
Cover Film Release
Strength
Normal N/cm 8.5.2
< 0.2
Normal
8.6.3 (3)(a) Not Specified
In High Temp.
High Humidity
(see NOTE 4)
8.6.3 (3)(b) Not Specified
Insulation Resistance
In High Temp.
High Humidity,
Under Bias
(see NOTE 5)
8.6.3 (3)(c) Not Specified
Volume Resistivity Normal
-cm
8.6.1
> 10
13
Surface Resistivity Normal
8.6.2
> 10
10
Voltage Resistance Normal
8.6.4 No Flash-over
Relative Permittivity Normal - 8.6.5
< 4.0
Dielectric Dissipation
Factor
Normal - 8.6.5
< 0.07
Solder Heat
Resistance
Normal - 8.7.1 No Delamination
No Swelling
Heat Shrinkage Normal % 8.7.3
< 0.5
Coefficient of
Thermal Expansion
-
cm/cm/°C
8.7.4
< 3.0 × 10
-5
Tensile Strength - Mpa 8.7.5
> 100
Elongation Normal % 8.7.5
> 20
Water Absorption Normal % 8.7.2
< 4.0
Flammability Normal - 8.7.6 Not Specified
NOTE 1: Normal Condition — Normal condition refers to a temperature of 23 ± 5°C, and relative humidity of 55 ± 15%.
NOTE 2: Heated Condition — See Section 8.5.1, (3)(b).
NOTE 3: Soaked in Solvent — See Section 8.5.1, (3)(c).
NOTE 4: High Temperature, High Humidity — See Section 8.6.3, (3)(b).
NOTE 5: High Temperature, High Humidity, Under Bias — See Section 8.6.3, (3)(c).
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6.8 Appearance and Defects See Table 8. Width and thickness for the base film, adhesive material and cover
film are not particularly specified.
Table 8. Appearance and Defects
Item Test Method Unit Value
MD Curl 8.8.1 mm
< 15
TD Curl 8.8.2 mm
< 6
Wakame 8.8.3 Number/m
< 20 of < 2 mm, 0 of > 2 mm
Camber 8.8.4 mm/m
< 1
Twist 8.8.5 Degrees
< 135
Defect 8.8.6 #/m or #/100m
< 5/m between 0.1 mm
2
and 1mm
2
or, < 10/100 m of > 1 mm
2
7. Sampling
A sampling plan shall be defined between the user and
supplier.
8. Test Methods
8.1 Test Conditions
8.1.1 Normal — Normal condition refers to a
temperature of 23 ± 5°C, and relative humidity of 55 ±
15%.
8.2 Materials
8.2.1 Material Preparation — Unless otherwise
specified, take the needed length of material from the
inner part of the roll after peeling off the first three
layers.
8.2.2 Lamination — Use the following steps to
prepare materials which require lamination:
(1) Material — Unless otherwise specified, use a
copper foil which has previously been decided
upon by the user and supplier.
(2) Lamination Method — Unless otherwise
specified, a method used shall be agreed
between user and supplier.
(3) Curing — Unless otherwise specified, a method
used shall be agreed between user and supplier.
8.2.3 Etching — For material which requires etching,
unless otherwise specified, a method used shall be
agreed between user and supplier.
8.2.4 Plating For material which requires plating,
unless otherwise specified, a method used shall be
agreed between user and supplier.
8.2.5 Test Pattern — The pattern used in Figure 1 is
recommended for the shape and dimensions of the test
pattern. Where this is not applicable, a pattern used
shall be agreed between user and supplier.
8.3 Pre-Conditioning — Unless otherwise specified,
leave the sample materials in normal condition for 24 ±
4 hours.
Figure 1
Test Pattern
Table 9. Test Pattern
Line Pitchs
(
µ
m)
Line Widths
(
µ
m)
Line Spacings
(
µ
m)
90 45 45
70 35 35
60 30 30
50 25 25
40 20 20
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8.4 Dimension Test Procedure
8.4.1 Thickness
(1) Equipment — Use a micrometer standardized to
JIS C-2318 or equivalent.
(2) Material — Use the TCP polyimide adhesive
tape as received from the supplier.
(3) Measurement — Measure the center, and 3
points at least 1m apart in the MD direction,
and calculate the average.
8.4.2 Width
(1) Equipment — Use a projector capable of
reading a minimum of 0.001 mm integrals.
(2) Material — Use the TCP polyimide adhesive
tape as received from the supplier.
(3) Measurement — Measure the TD direction
length in 3 points at least 1m apart in the MD
direction, and calculate the average.
8.5 Mechanical Efficiency Tests
8.5.1 Copper Foil Adhesive Strength
(1) Equipment
(a) A pull tester with an appropriate
measurement range, having a tolerance of ±
5% of the indicated value, and capable of
maintaining a cross-head speed of 1050
mm/min.
(b) A pull tester with a sample retention heating
device or sample chamber for retaining
surface temperature for measuring conditions.
(2) Material
(a) Normal Use a sample with copper etching
and conductor width of 50 ± 10 µm and
conductor length of more than 30 mm. The
measurement direction and number of
samples should be previously determined by
the user and supplier. Unless otherwise
specified, use 2 samples and measure in the
MD direction.
(b) Heated Use the same as (a), except with a
conductor width of 2 ± 0.5 mm.
(3) Measurement
(a) Normal After measuring the sample
conductor width, fix the sample in the pull
tester. In order to keep peeling angle at 90°,
affix a reinforcement panel with double-
sided adhesive tape. Pull and peel off more
than 20 mm of copper foil at a speed of 10
mm/min
-1
and an angle of 90 ± 5°. Measure
the load during this interval.
(b) Heated Fix the sample in retention heating
device of the pull tester and raise the
temperature, or, fix the sample in a
previously retention heating device in the
pull tester. It is also feasible to use a sample
chamber which can heat the whole sample.
Measure the sample surface temperature
with a contact surface thermometer, and
when a temperature of 150 ± 5°C is
confirmed, quickly pull and peel off more
than 20 mm of copper foil at a speed of 10
mm/min
-1
and an angle of 90 ± 5°. Measure
the load during this interval.
(c) Soaked in Solvent After soaking the
sample in a specified solvent at 23 ± 5°C
for 5 minutes, remove the sample and rinse
and dry off solvent thoroughly. Place in
normal conditions, as described in Section
8.1.1, for 24 ± 4 hours and perform the
same test as above " normal" (3)(a).
However, if the solvent is inorganic, wash
sample well with water after taking it out
of the solvent and dry at 80 ± 5°C for 30
minutes. Then place in normal conditions,
as described in Section 8.1.1, for 24 ± 4
hours and perform the same test as above
" normal" (3)(a). The type and condition of
the solvent used shall be agreed between
the user and supplier.
(4) Calculation
(a) Compile the measurements, leaving out the
overshoot at the beginning and end, and
calculate the average of samples with a
stable section of 10 mm. The method of
calculating the average should be
predetermined by the user and supplier.
Unless otherwise speci-fied, place a ruler
over the chart and determine visually.
(b) Calculate the load on pulling and peeling
off of each sample, excluding the samples
conductor width, and the average will be
the copper foil adhesive strength.
8.5.2 Cover Film Release Strength
(1) Equipment Use the same equipment as in
Section 8.5.1 (1).
(2) Material Use a 250 mm section cut from the
TCP polyimide adhesive tape as received from
the vendor.