DocumentCode
2739419
Title
A Novel Halogen-Free, Phosphorous-free and Heat Resistant Material for Copper clad laminate
Author
Liu, Chia Yu ; Lu, June Che ; Hsu, Su Wen
Author_Institution
Electron. Mater. Div., Tech. Dept. of Epoxy Resin, Nan Ya Plastic Corp.
fYear
2008
fDate
22-24 Oct. 2008
Firstpage
171
Lastpage
173
Abstract
Brominated and phosphorous-containing type epoxy resins are important binders for current flame retardant CCL (copper clad laminate). Nevertheless, they will cause environment problems. Brominated type resins will generate dioxins from inappropriate incineration condition and phosphorous type resins may cause the pollution of aquatic environment. On July 1, 2006, two important directives on environment protection were releasecedy European Union, i.e., RoHS and WEEE. The Sn-Pb solder shouldbe replaced by lead free type solder and the JR Reflow will increase from 200degC to 255degC. Given the above, we developed a new halogen-free and phosphorous-free composition, which is comprising nitrogen-containing resin, inorganic filler and modifier . The nitrogen and inorganic filler impart CCL with flame-retardant properties and render CCL more environment-friendly. The new product is also good in heat properties and can meet the specification of IPC41O1B.
Keywords
copper; filled polymers; flame retardants; incineration; laminates; lead alloys; nitrogen; solders; tin alloys; water pollution; Cu; IPC41O1B; SnPb; aquatic environment pollution; brominated epoxy resins; dioxins; environment problems; flame retardant copper clad laminate; heat resistant material; incineration; nitrogen-containing resin; phosphorous-containing type epoxy resins; solder; Copper; Electronic waste; Environmentally friendly manufacturing techniques; Epoxy resins; Flame retardants; Incineration; Laminates; Lead; Pollution; Protection;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Microsystems, Packaging, Assembly & Circuits Technology Conference, 2008. IMPACT 2008. 3rd International
Conference_Location
Taipei
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-3623-1
Electronic_ISBN
978-1-4244-3624-8
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IMPACT.2008.4783836
Filename
4783836
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