Indium Corporation’s Maria Durham, Technical Support Engineer for Semiconductor and Advanced Assembly Materials, will share her expertise at IMAPS 13th International Conference and Exhibition on Device Packaging on March 7-9 in Fountain Hills, Ariz.
Durham’s presentation, Wafer Bumping Fluxes and Spin Coating Parameters for Enabling 2.5D and 3D Technology, will discuss how spin coating process variables can impact the quality of the wafer bumping flux. Variables to be reviewed include flux viscosity, flux storage condition and pressure, and different spin coating techniques.
Durham serves as a technical liaison between Indium Corporation’s customers and internal departments, such as sales, technical support, research and development, and operations to guarantee the best quality and selection of products. She earned her bachelor’s degree in physics and applied mathematics from Clarkson University in Potsdam, N.Y.
IMAPS is a global community of microelectronic related engineers, scientists, manufacturers, end-users, and supply chain companies. The Society aims to support the development and growth of the microelectronics and related industries, and to aid the transfer of knowledge and information.
Indium Corporation es uno de los principales fabricantes y proveedores de materiales para los mercados mundiales de la electrónica, los semiconductores, las películas finas y la gestión térmica. Sus productos incluyen soldaduras y fundentes; soldaduras fuertes; materiales de interfaz térmica; cátodos para sputtering; metales y compuestos inorgánicos de indio, galio, germanio y estaño; y NanoFoil®. Fundada en 1934, Indium cuenta con asistencia técnica mundial y fábricas en China, Malasia, Singapur, Corea del Sur, Reino Unido y Estados Unidos.
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