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58. [RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION] 59. OTHER (INTERCONNECTING STRUCTURE FABRICA- TION PROCESSES) Contains terms related to unique interconnecting structure fabrication processes which are not easily identiﬁed by assigne…

44. REINFORCEMENT/CONSTRAINING CORE/HEAT

DISSIPATION MATERIALS

Contains terms related to materials used as reinforcement

in or added to external layers of organic substrate material,

used to produce printed boards or interconnecting struc-

tures. Includes, but is not limited to, paper matt, glass matt,

woven glass, random glass ﬁbers, composites, aramid fiber,

quartz, graphite, invar, etc.

45. CONDUCTIVE MATERIALS (FOIL,FILM OR PLATING)

Contains terms related to the metal cladding added to

organic and inorganic interconnecting structures during the

material or printed board fabrication processes. Also

includes terminology describing plated or screened metal

materials used to additively produce conductive surfaces,

planes, or features.

46. COMPONENT ATTACHMENT MATERIALS

(CONDUCTIVE/NONCONDUCTIVE)

Contains terms for materials used to attach electronic, elec-

tromechanical, or mechanical components to interconnect-

ing structures. Includes, but is not limited to, solder, solder

paste, conductive adhesive, non-conductive adhesive, fuzz

buttons, etc.

47. COATING AND PERMANENT MASKING MATERI-

ALS

Contains terms related permanent masking and coating mate-

rials intended to become a fixed part of the printed board,

interconnecting structures or their assembly. Includes, but is

not limited to, epoxy coatings, acrylics, dry-film and liquid sol-

dermask, polyurethane coatings, inks, etc.

48. [RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION]

49. OTHER (MATERIAL ISSUES)

Contains terms related to unique material properties, char-

acteristics, handling or storage issues which are not easily

identiﬁed by assigned topics. Caution is suggested when

using the topic ‘‘OTHER’’ as terms contained in this topic

should be unique and have little bearing to one-another.

5. FABRICATION PROCESSES FOR INTERCONNECTION

STRUCTURES

50. GENERAL (FABRICATION PROCESSES FOR INTER-

CONNECTION STRUCTURES)

Contains terms needed to describe interconnecting struc-

ture fabrication processes which cross the boundaries of

conductor forming, layering, conductive hole formation,

structure periphery, or other fabrication processes used to

manufacture the unpopulated mounting and interconnection

structure.

51. MECHANICAL PROCESSES

Contains terms dealing with the fabrication techniques,

process consumable materials and equipments used to per-

form mechanical fabrication of interconnecting structures.

Includes, but is not limited to, hole formation, routing,

piercing, shearing, etc.

52. IMAGING AND APPLICATION OF RESISTS AND INKS

Contains terms dealing with image transfer techniques

from phototools (see 25.), direct or indirect, to the intercon-

necting structure all circuit or circuit protection methods,

materials and equipment. In addition to covering different

types of resist (etching, plating, solder) this topic also

includes, but is not limited to, materials, methods, and

equipment used to transfer legend or characters.

53. METAL DEPOSITION PROCESSES, INCLUDING

PLATING

Contains terms related to the fabrication processes dealing

with the materials that stay with the interconnection sub-

strate (see 45.), process consumable materials, techniques

and equipment regarding metal deposition through dry or

liquid plating, electroless or electrolytic plating/deposition

methodologies. Includes, but not limited to, surface plating

and deposition and hole conductivity formation for

through-hole, blind vias, buried vias, etc.

54. MATERIAL REMOVAL PROCESSES, INCLUDING

ETCHING

Contains terms related to fabrication techniques, process

consumable materials, material disposal and reclamation,

and equipments involved in the conductive and nonconduc-

tive feature formation processes. Includes, but is not lim-

ited to, copper etching, smear removal, ( plasma etching,

sulfuric acid etc.) mechanical abrasion etc.

55. LAMINATION, SEQUENTIAL DEPOSITION, AND

MOLDING PROCESSES

Contains terms related to lamination and molding fabrica-

tion techniques, materials, and equipments used to combine

layers of conductive or nonconductive materials, separately

or in combination to produce printed boards or intercon-

necting structures.

56. THERMAL CURE/FIRING PROCESSES

Contains terms used in the fabrication of organic and inor-

ganic printed boards or interconnecting structures that

require special thermal, infra-red, or ﬁring processes which

are necessary to hardening or polymerize the features or

planes.

57. CLEANING AND CHEMICAL TREATMENT PRO-

CESSES

Contains terms used to deﬁne techniques, materials, regu-

lations, and equipments used in the cleaning processes

associated with unpopulated printed boards or intercon-

necting structures. Includes, but is not limited to, solvent

techniques, aqueous techniques, aqueous/solvent combina-

tions, in-line equipments, static soaks, vapor degreaser, and

ultra-sonics.

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58. [RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION]

59. OTHER (INTERCONNECTING STRUCTURE FABRICA-

TION PROCESSES)

Contains terms related to unique interconnecting structure

fabrication processes which are not easily identiﬁed by

assigned topics. Caution is suggested when using the topic

‘‘OTHER’’ as terms contained in this topic should be

unique and have little bearing to one-another.

6. TYPES AND PERFORMANCE OF INTERCONNECTING

STRUCTURE FOR ELECTRONIC PACKAGING

60. GENERAL (INTERCONNECTING STRUCTURE TYPE

AND PERFORMANCE)

Contains terms needed to describe interconnection struc-

ture types and their performance requirements which cross

the boundaries of the various type characterization or deal

with performance issues covering a broad spectrum of the

products described in this segment.

61. RIGID PRINTED BOARDS (ORGANIC SUB-

STRATES)

Contains terms related to single-sided, double-sided and mul-

tilayer printed boards made from rigid substrate materials (see

41.), with and without plated through-holes and/or vias.

62. FLEXIBLE PRINTED BOARDS (ORGANIC SUB-

STRATES)

Contains terms related to single-sided, double-sided, and

multilayer printed boards made from ﬂexible substrate

materials (see 42.), with and without plated through holes

and/or vias.

63. FLEX-RIGID PRINTED BOARDS (ORGANIC SUB-

STRATES)

Contains terms related to single-sided, double-sided and

multilayer printed boards made from combinations of rigid

and ﬂexible substrate materials (see 41. & 42.), with and

without plated through holes and/or vias.

64. DISCRETE WIRING BOARDS (ORGANIC SUB-

STRATES)

Contains terms related to printed boards that may be made

using the same techniques described in 61.,62.,or 63., but

are supplemented by other materials, and/or discrete wires

in order to complete the electrical or electronic intercon-

nection.

65. PRINTED BOARDS (INORGANIC SUBSTRATES)

Contains terms related to single-sided, double-sided, and

multilayer boards made from inorganic substrate materials,

with and without plated through holes and/or vias.

66. MOLDED STRUCTURES (THREE DIMENSIONAL)

Contains terms related to interconnecting structures that are

three dimensional in their characteristic or that are pro-

duced using organic resin materials (plastics) in a molding

process to produce the mounting and or interconnecting

structure.

67. HYBRID/MULTICHIP MODULE INTERCONNECTING

STRUCTURES

Contains terms related to single-sided, double-sided, or

multilayer hybrid (ceramic) circuits, or modules intended

to serve as a subassembly that interconnects more than one

bare or enhanced (chipscale package) semiconductor die.

(see 36.)

68. [RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION]

69. OTHER (INTERCONNECTION STRUCTURE TYPE

AND PERFORMANCE ISSUES)

Contains terms related to unique interconnection structure

types or their performance requirements which are not eas-

ily identiﬁed by assigned topics. Caution is suggested when

using the term ‘‘OTHER’’ as terms contained in this topic

should be unique and have little bearing to one-another.

7. ASSEMBLY PROCESSES FOR INTERCONNECTION

STRUCTURES

70. GENERAL (ASSEMBLY PROCESS ISSUES)

Contains terms needed to describe assembly processes

which cross the boundaries of component handling, place-

ment or attachment issues as well as cleaning and coating

process requirements.

71. COMPONENT HANDLING, STORAGE AND PREPARA-

TION

Contains terms related to the handling, storage and lead,ter-

mination,or component body preparation necessary to per-

form the assembly mounting and attachment process.

Includes, but is not limited to, baking, tinning, lead bend-

ing, climatic control, binning, inventory control, etc.

72. THROUGH-HOLE MOUNTING OF COMPONENTS

Contains terms related to the mounting of components

intended to be attached to an interconnecting structure by

leads which pass through the structure. Includes, but is not

limited to, the techniques, principles, data transfer, equip-

ment, etc., involved in the process.

73. SURFACE MOUNTING OF COMPONENTS

Contains terms related to the mounting of components

intended to be attached to a interconnecting structure by

leads or terminations that are bonded to the surface.

Includes, but not limited to, mounting techniques, prin-

ciples, data transfer, equipment, etc. involved in the pro-

cess.

74. BARE CHIP PLACEMENT AND ATTACHMENT

Contains terms related to the attachment and bonding of

bare or enhanced (chip scale package) semiconductor die

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(see 35.), to inorganic and organic interconnection struc-

tures. Includes, but is not limited to, hybrids, multichip

modules (MCM-L,-C, or -D), and chip-on-board.

75. JOINING TECHNIQUES

Contains terms related to the methodologies, techniques,

process consumable materials, and equipment used to

attach completely fabricated components to interconnecting

structures. Includes, but not limited to, reﬂow soldering,

machine soldering, electrical/metallurgical attachment

(welding, wire bonding), conductive adhesive attach etc.

76. CLEANING AND CONFORMAL COATING PRO-

CESSES

Contains terms related to the methods, process consumable

materials, disposal of spent materials, and equipment used

for cleaning the interconnecting substrate assembly, in pro-

cess or ﬁnal, as well as the processes, materials, and equip-

ments used to conformally coat the assembly.

77. REWORK, REPAIR AND MODIFICATION

Contains terms related to the techniques, tools, materials

and equipment used to remove, replace, or add components

to an interconnecting structure, or to correct/change a cir-

cuit feature in the structure itself, and terms related to

restoring the assembly to its proper function.

78. [RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION]

79. OTHER (ASSEMBLY PROCESS ISSUES)

Contains terms related to unique assembly, cleaning or

coating processes which are not easily identiﬁed by

assigned topics. Caution is suggested when using the topic

‘‘OTHER’’ as terms contained in this topic should be

unique and have little bearing to one-another.

8. TYPES AND PERFORMANCE OF INTERCONNECTION

STRUCTURE ASSEMBLIES FOR ELECTRONIC PACKAG-

ING

80. GENERAL (ASSEMBLY TYPE AND PERFORMANCE

ISSUES

Contains terms needed to describe assembly types and their

performance requirements which cross the boundaries of

the electronic assembly type descriptions or correlate per-

formance requirements to a broad spectrum of product

deﬁned in this segment.

81. RIGID PRINTED BOARD ASSEMBLY (ORGANIC SUB-

STRATES)

Contains terms related to performance requirements and

descriptions of completed rigid printed board assemblies

with electronic, electromechanical, or mechanical compo-

nents mounted on one or both sides of the structure.

82. FLEXIBLE / RIGID-FLEX PRINTED BOARD ASSEM-

BLIES (ORGANIC SUBSTRATES)

Contains terms related to performance requirements and

descriptions of completed ﬂexible or rigid-ﬂex printed

board assemblies whose function includes continuous ﬂex-

ing, or ﬂex- to-install, and have electronic, electromechani-

cal, or mechanical components mounted on one or both

sides of the structure.

83. INORGANIC (CERAMIC,METAL CORE etc.) PRINTED

BOARD ASSEMBLIES

Contains terms related to the performance requirements

and descriptions of completed printed board assemblies or

interconnecting structures made from inorganic materials

with components mounted on one or both sides of the

structure.

84. MOLDED OR THREE DIMENSIONAL PRINTED

BOARD ASSEMBLIES

Contains terms related to the performance requirements

and descriptions of molded planer or three dimensional

interconnecting structures with electronic, electromechani-

cal, or mechanical components mounted on any or all sides

of the structure.

85. BACKPLANES

Contains terms related to the performance requirements

and descriptions of completed backplane (mother-board)

assemblies, with connectors and/or other components on

one or both sides, which are intended to interconnect two

or more other printed board assemblies.

86. MULTICHIP MODULE

Contains terms related to the performance requirements

and descriptions of a subassembly that mounts bare die or

enhanced die (chip scale) on either or both sides, as well as

inside, the mounting and interconnecting structure. The

interconnecting structure may be made of organic materials

(MCM-L), ceramic/ ceramic-glass materials (MCM-C or

hybrids), or basically inorganic material with deposited

dielectric to separate the conductive layers (MCM-D).

87. [RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION]

88. [RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION]

89. OTHER (ASSEMBLY TYPE AND PERFORMANCE

ISSUES)

Contains terms related to unique assembly types or their

performance requirements which are not easily identiﬁed

by assigned topics. Caution is suggested when using the

topic ‘‘OTHER’’ as terms contained in this topic should be

unique and have little bearing to one-another.

9. QUALITY AND RELIABILITY FOR ELECTRONIC PACK-

AGING, FABRICATION AND ASSEMBLY

90. GENERAL (QUALITY AND RELIABILITY ISSUES)

Contains terms needed to describe quality and/or reliability

issues of functions that cross the boundaries of design, fab-

rication, assembly, testing or the management of the pro-

cesses and administration function.

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