Adhesive for Die BondingSUMIRESIN EXCEL™ CRM

With production facilities in Japan, China and Singapore, we deliver high-standard, high-quality products with on-time delivery to customers worldwide.
Sumitomo Bakelite is actively developing materials for advanced packaging and conventional packaging applications.

Features

Offering good reliability and excellent heat dissipation properties

The CRM series is a one-component die-bonding material for semiconductors, suitable for applications ranging from general-purpose packages to thin and large packages. It contributes to enhancing the reliability of advanced packages
In addition to die bonding, it is also widely used for bonding various electronic device components
We also offer high thermal conductivity die- bonding materials utilizing sintering technology, which are used in LEDs and other applications.

Introduction of High Thermal Conductivity Technology

Summary

Role of CRM

  • Bonding of various components
  • Internal stress relaxation
  • External heat dissipation
  • Electrical conductivity/insulation

etc.

Application

Bonding of IC chips and various parts (TIM1, TIM2, lid attach applications, etc.)

Generic packagesGeneric packages
Power semiconductor packages
AI semiconductor packages

Specifications

Product lineup

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Grade Features Main applications
CRM-1030 series Oven curing type SOT、DIP、SO、PLCC、QFP
CRM-1060 series Snap curing time SOT、DIP、SO、PLCC、QFP
CRM-1070 series Low stress type DIP、SO、PLCC、QFP、L/TQFP、TSOP、LF CSP
CRM-1080 series High adhesion and High electrical conductivity type Small chip (SOT, LED, etc.)
CRM-1100 series Insulation type SOT、DIP、SO、PLCC、QFP、L/TQFP、TSOP、LF CSP
CRM-1200 series Medium thermal conductivity type DIP、SO、PLCC、QFP、L/TQFP、TSOP
CRM-1500 series Laminated substrate type PBGA、FPBGA、FCBGA
CRM-1700 series Radical curing type, Low stress type DIP、SO、PLCC、QFP、L/TQFP、TSOP、LF CSP
CRM-1800 series High thermal conductivity type Discrete、SO、 QFP、L/TQFP、LF CSP

Properties of representative grade

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Category Insulation Conductive High thermal conductivity
Grade 1577EG 1191A 1076WA 1076WAT 1800B 1860
Features Snap curing High thermal conductivity High HAST resistance Low elastic modulus High workability Ultra-high thermal conductivity
Resin type Acrylic Epoxy/Acrylic Epoxy/Acrylic Acrylic Epoxy/Acrylic Epoxy/Acrylic
Filler Type Organic Filler Alumina Silver Silver Silver Silver
Thermal conductivity (W/mK) 0.3 2 0.9 <1 30 901)~1202)
Elastic modulus @25℃ (MPa) 1,400 16,000 10,000 950 9,300 9,800
Elastic modulus @250℃ (MPa) 140 80 100 170 870 3,900
Recommended curing temperature (Maximum temperature after heating) 170℃/2min
*On a hot plate, no temperature ramp up
175℃ 175℃ 175℃ 200℃ 1) 200℃
2) 250℃

1) 200℃ curing

2) 250℃ curing

Introduction of High Thermal Conductivity Technology

High thermal conductive paste

In recent years, with the increasing integration and density of devices, the demand for high thermal conductivity die attach materials is increasing.
Traditionally, solder has been used as a high thermal conductivity material. However, there is a growing trend towards replacing it with silver paste due to its environmental compatibility and superior thermal conductivity
Using our unique sintering promoter technology, we have achieved high sinterability even with sub-micron silver, which is more affordable than nano silver, enabling us to create a cost competitive paste with high thermal conductivity
Furthermore, the hybridization of resin and silver powder enables adhesion to the Si surface and enhances flexiblity, thereby promoting high reliability

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Production plant

  • Ustunomiya Plant
  • Sumitomo Bakelite (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.
  • Sumitomo Bakelite Singapore Pte. Ltd.

Laboratory

  • Information & Telecommunication Materials Research Laboratory
  • Information & Telecommunication Materials Research Laboratory (China)
  • Information & Telecommunication Materials Research Laboratory (Singapore)

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