Plastic Chip Encapsulation is a molding process where chips are being capsulated with Epoxy Molding Compound (EMC) or Liquid Molding Compound (LMC) to prevent physical damage or corrosion. Common defects include incomplete fill, air traps, voids, wire sweep, paddle shift, package warpage, etc.
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Prevalent applications of electronics potting include board-level encapsulation, wound rotor of motors, etc. Challenges such as air trapping, thermal effects of phase transition, and residual stress accumulated from chemical shrinkage need to be addressed during the potting process. These factors can impact product lifespan and reliability.
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