Substrate / Spacer-Attach

In power module assemblies, the substrate serves as the thermomechanical foundation, supporting active devices and interconnects. Traditionally, the substrate is attached to a baseplate. However, alternative methods, such as Dual-Side Cooling, use a spacer to provide both mechanical support and efficient heat dissipation. Both approaches face challenges such as thermal and mechanical stress, warpage, and CTE mismatch, making the choice of reliable substrate-attach materials critical.

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Proven Materials Technologies to Achieve Design Goals

Indium Corporation’s solder performs feature a range of proven technologies, including InFORMS® reinforced preforms and the highly reliable Indalloy® 276. These materials are recognized as the premier substrate-attach solutions, widely utilized throughout the power module industry.

Indium Corporation’s Substrate-Attach Materials Offer the following:

Semiconductor assembly involves the process of packaging and interconnecting semiconductor chips or integrated circuits, onto a substrate to create functional electronic devices.

Extended Device Life

Precision Design Control

Low Temperature Options

Seamless Integration

Ease of Use

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Power Electronics Packaging & Assembly

Extensive range of proven high-reliability solder and more

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High-Reliability

Various options for various high-reliability PCBA

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