Method for making EMI shielding layer on a package
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1. A method for making EMI shielding layer on a package, comprising the steps of:
- a) disposing a UV curable adhesive on a light-transmissive substrate;
b) placing said package on said UV curable adhesive in such a way that said UV curable adhesive adheres to a surface of said package having solder pads to cover the solder pads;
c) irradiating UV light toward said light-transmissive substrate to cure said UV curable adhesive;
d) forming an EMI shielding layer on said package; and
e) thermally releasing said UV curable adhesive by placing the package in a high temperature liquid to thermal release the UV curable adhesive,wherein said high temperature liquid has a temperature higher than 170°
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Abstract
A method for making EMI shielding layer on a package is disclosed to include the steps of: a) disposing a UV curable adhesive which can be thermally released on a light-transmissive substrate; b) placing the package on the UV curable adhesive in such a way that the UV curable adhesive adheres to and cover a surface of the package having solder pads; c) irradiating UV light toward the light-transmissive substrate to cure the UV curable adhesive; d) forming an EMI shielding layer on the package; and e) thermally releasing the UV curable adhesive.
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1. A method for making EMI shielding layer on a package, comprising the steps of:
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a) disposing a UV curable adhesive on a light-transmissive substrate; b) placing said package on said UV curable adhesive in such a way that said UV curable adhesive adheres to a surface of said package having solder pads to cover the solder pads; c) irradiating UV light toward said light-transmissive substrate to cure said UV curable adhesive; d) forming an EMI shielding layer on said package; and e) thermally releasing said UV curable adhesive by placing the package in a high temperature liquid to thermal release the UV curable adhesive, wherein said high temperature liquid has a temperature higher than 170°
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