JPS63227028A - Manufacture of resin-sealed electronic component - Google Patents

Manufacture of resin-sealed electronic component

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Publication number
JPS63227028A
JPS63227028A JP6161687A JP6161687A JPS63227028A JP S63227028 A JPS63227028 A JP S63227028A JP 6161687 A JP6161687 A JP 6161687A JP 6161687 A JP6161687 A JP 6161687A JP S63227028 A JPS63227028 A JP S63227028A
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Prior art keywords
pressure
resin
mold
molding
pouring
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Inventor
Ryoji Sawada
澤田 良治
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Panasonic Holdings Corp
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Matsushita Electronics Corp
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Priority to JP6161687A priority Critical patent/JPS63227028A/en
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To shorten molding time by forming a component in first step of pouring molding resin under high pressure to fill a metal mold, second step of switching to low pressure immediately before resin pressure is abruptly increased in the mold, and third step of returning to the high pressure after the resin is poured in the mold. CONSTITUTION:The primary pressure of an external application pressure curve A is reduced to a secondary pressure curve D immediately before the internal pressure of an internal resin to pressure curve B is gradually increased with molding time for resin fill up at time C, i.e., slightly before the time C. Further, when a resin material is poured in a metal mold, it is raised to a tertiary pressure curve E. The molding time can be shortened by switching the pouring pressure between high pressure pouring and low pressure pouring to obtain a resin-sealed electronic component which does not undergo deformation and damage at an electric element and wirings.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は電気素子等の周辺を合成樹脂で封入し電気機器
、電子機器等に用いる樹脂封止型電子部品の製造方法に
関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a resin-sealed electronic component for use in electrical equipment, electronic equipment, etc., in which the periphery of an electric element is encapsulated with a synthetic resin.

従来の技術 従来、樹脂封止型電子部品は小寸法部品のため射出成形
機やトランスファー成形機が用いられている。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Conventionally, injection molding machines and transfer molding machines have been used for resin-sealed electronic parts because they are small-sized parts.

発明が解決しようとする問題点 従来技術においては、ランナー末端部の成形品(41)
J脂封止型電子部品)はランナー中心部の成形品よりも
高速、高圧で注入されるので電気素子を変形、歪を与え
たり、結線部の変形、断線を頻発し問題になっていた。
Problems to be Solved by the Invention In the prior art, the molded product (41) at the end of the runner
J-type electronic parts are injected at a higher speed and pressure than the molded parts in the center of the runner, causing problems such as deformation and distortion of electrical elements and frequent deformation and disconnection of wire connections.

このため、粘度の低い合成樹脂を用いたり、成形時の注
入圧力を低圧とし、低圧成形をおこなっているが、いず
れの方法も高性能合成樹脂を用いることができず、しか
も成形時間が長(なったり、ボイドが多発する等の欠点
があった。
For this reason, low-pressure molding is performed by using synthetic resins with low viscosity or by lowering the injection pressure during molding, but these methods do not allow the use of high-performance synthetic resins, and the molding time is long ( However, there were disadvantages such as the occurrence of voids.

さらに、従来技術の問題点を詳しくみると、第2図はト
ランスファー成形における成形金型への樹脂材料の注入
、硬化に到る迄の成形時間と注入圧力との関係を示す関
係図で、外部印加圧曲線Aにおける注入圧力は、金型に
おける内圧が同図の内部樹脂圧曲線Bのように徐々に上
昇していくのに反し、一定のままでゲートシールや成形
品において樹脂材料が完全に硬化する迄、上記曲線Aの
圧力は、成形金型のキャビティ内に必要とする樹脂材料
が充填した時点である同図C点を過ぎても高い圧力のま
ま維持される。したがって繊細、微細な電子素子の変形
や歪、結線部の変形、断線は避けられないものであり、
更に封止用合成樹脂材料中には耐熱性や寸法安定性を向
上させるため多量の無機質充填剤が混入されていること
とあいまって、益々、上記変形、損傷傾向は増加するも
のである。
Furthermore, if we look at the problems of the prior art in detail, Figure 2 is a relationship diagram showing the relationship between the injection of resin material into the molding die in transfer molding, the molding time until it hardens, and the injection pressure. Contrary to the fact that the internal pressure in the mold gradually increases as shown in the internal resin pressure curve B in the same figure, the injection pressure in the applied pressure curve A remains constant until the resin material is completely absorbed in the gate seal and molded product. Until curing, the pressure in the curve A is maintained at a high pressure even after point C in the figure, which is the point at which the cavity of the molding die is filled with the required resin material. Therefore, deformation and distortion of delicate and minute electronic elements, deformation of wiring parts, and disconnection are unavoidable.
Furthermore, since a large amount of inorganic filler is mixed into the synthetic resin material for sealing in order to improve heat resistance and dimensional stability, the above-mentioned tendency for deformation and damage is further increased.

間組点を解決するための手段 本発明は、樹脂封止型電子部品の成形時に、当該樹脂を
成形用金型内に充満せしめる過程において、高圧で注入
する第1過程、前記金型内の被注入樹脂の圧力が急増す
る充満完了直前に低圧へ切換える第2過程および前記金
型内に被注入樹脂、さらに、充満後はただちに高圧にも
どして成形する第3過程をそなえた樹脂封圧型電子部品
の製造方法である。
Means for solving the problem of assembly point The present invention provides a first step of injecting the resin at high pressure in the process of filling the molding mold with the resin when molding a resin-sealed electronic component. A resin-sealed electronic component comprising a second step in which the pressure of the injected resin is switched to low pressure immediately before the filling is completed, and a third step in which the resin is injected into the mold, and then the pressure is immediately returned to the high pressure after the mold is filled and molded. This is a manufacturing method.

作用 本発明によると、金型内の被注入樹脂によって電気素子
が変形し易い過程、すなわち、金型内を充満するまでの
過程では、注入樹脂圧を低圧にして、内部の被封止電気
素子を注入圧の低い樹脂で包囲し、ついで、金型内が被
注入樹脂で完全に充満した段階で注入樹脂圧を高めるこ
とにより、内部の電気素子の変形、損傷をなくし、かつ
、成形硬化過程では被注入樹脂も高圧状態に保たれて、
ボイドの発生が抑えられる。
According to the present invention, during the process in which the electrical element is easily deformed by the injected resin in the mold, that is, in the process until the mold is filled, the pressure of the injected resin is kept low to deform the electrical element to be sealed inside. By surrounding the mold with a resin with low injection pressure, and then increasing the injection resin pressure when the inside of the mold is completely filled with the resin to be injected, deformation and damage to the internal electric elements can be eliminated, and the molding and curing process can be improved. Then, the resin to be injected is also kept at high pressure,
The generation of voids is suppressed.

実施例 つぎに、本発明を実施例によって詳しくのべる。Example Next, the present invention will be described in detail by way of examples.

所定の成形用金型内に注入される成形用樹脂について、
同金型内での成形時間と注入圧力との関係を示す第2図
により説明すると、外部印加圧曲線への第1次圧力に対
し、内部樹脂圧曲線Bの内圧が成形時間と共に徐々に上
昇し充満される同図のCの直前、即ちCの少し手前で第
2次圧力曲線り迄低下させる。このようにすることによ
り電気素子に圧力がかかるC以後は比較的低圧力で進行
し、電気素子の変形、損傷を防止することができるもの
である。更に注入圧力を、成形金型内のキャビティ内に
樹脂材料が充満される直前に第2次圧力として低圧にす
ることは、電気素子の変形、損傷の防止、結線部の変形
、断線を防止すると共に、成形時間を大幅に短縮せしめ
る利点をも有するものである。
Regarding the molding resin injected into the specified mold,
To explain the relationship between molding time and injection pressure in the same mold using Figure 2, the internal pressure of internal resin pressure curve B gradually increases with molding time, relative to the primary pressure of the externally applied pressure curve. The pressure is then lowered to the second pressure curve just before C in the same figure, that is, slightly before C. By doing so, the process proceeds at a relatively low pressure after C, where pressure is applied to the electric element, and deformation and damage to the electric element can be prevented. Furthermore, reducing the injection pressure to a low pressure as a secondary pressure just before the cavity in the mold is filled with the resin material prevents deformation and damage to electrical elements, deformation and disconnection of wire connections. At the same time, it also has the advantage of significantly shortening the molding time.

更に、成形金型内に樹脂材料が充満された時点で第3次
圧力曲線E迄上昇させる。
Further, when the molding die is filled with the resin material, the pressure is increased to the third pressure curve E.

このようにすることによりキャビティ内部に残存してい
る空気をキャビテイ外へ追い出し、更に樹脂材料中に含
まれているボイドを短縮して縮小もしくは消滅させるも
のである。
By doing so, the air remaining inside the cavity is expelled to the outside of the cavity, and furthermore, the voids contained in the resin material are shortened, reduced in size, or eliminated.

一例をあげて、実施例の効果をのべると、トランスファ
ー成形で電気素子を熱硬化形エポキシ樹脂系成形材料で
封止成形した場合、144個取り金型を用い、金型温度
180℃、注入圧力100kg / c−とし樹脂材料
が金型のキャビティ内に充満完了寸前に注入圧力を20
 kg / criに切換え、更に樹脂材料がキャビテ
ィに充満後、注入圧力を70k(/ c−に切換えたと
ころ、電気素子の変形や歪1、)方線部の変形、断線お
よびボイドの無い樹脂封止型電子部品144個を得た。
To give an example and describe the effects of the example, when an electric element is encapsulated with a thermosetting epoxy resin molding material by transfer molding, a 144-cavity mold is used, the mold temperature is 180°C, and the injection pressure is 100 kg/c-, and just before the resin material fills into the mold cavity, increase the injection pressure to 20 kg/c-.
kg/cri, and after filling the cavity with the resin material, the injection pressure was changed to 70k (/c-), resulting in a resin seal with no deformation or distortion of the electrical element, no disconnection, and no voids. 144 stop-type electronic components were obtained.

参考として、同一の素材、金型を用いて、従来方法によ
り、最初から注入圧力°を70kg/。dとして成形す
ると、電気素子の損傷品4個、結線部の変形品24個の
不良が発生した。このことからも本実施例の効用は顕著
に大である。
As a reference, using the same material and mold, the injection pressure was 70 kg/° from the beginning using the conventional method. When molded as d, 4 defective products with damaged electrical elements and 24 defective products with deformed wiring parts occurred. From this point of view, the effectiveness of this embodiment is significantly large.

発明の効果 上記のように本発明によると、その高圧注入と低圧注入
との注入圧力の切換えで成形時間を短縮することができ
、電気素子や結線部の変形、損傷のない樹脂封止型電子
部品を得ることができる。
Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, the molding time can be shortened by switching the injection pressure between high-pressure injection and low-pressure injection, and resin-sealed electronics can be manufactured without deformation or damage to electric elements or connection parts. parts can be obtained.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明実施例によるトランスファー成形におけ
る成形時間と注入圧力との関係を示す図、第2図は従来
方法によるトランスファー成形における成形時間と注入
圧力との関係を示す図である。 A・・・・・・外部印加圧曲線、B・・・・・・内部樹
脂圧曲線、C・・・・・・キャビティ内に必要とする樹
脂材料が充満完了した時点、D・・・・・・第2次圧力
曲線、E・・・・・・第3次圧力曲線。 代理人の氏名 弁理士 中尾敏男 はが1名第1図 k文1ミル竿へり (千タノ 第2図 成形 時開 (秒〕
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the relationship between molding time and injection pressure in transfer molding according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the relationship between molding time and injection pressure in transfer molding according to a conventional method. A: External applied pressure curve, B: Internal resin pressure curve, C: When the cavity is filled with the required resin material, D: ...Second pressure curve, E...Third pressure curve. Name of agent Patent attorney Toshio Nakao 1 person Figure 1 K sentence 1 mil rod edge (Sentano Figure 2 Molding Time opening (seconds)

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 樹脂封止型電子部品の成形時に、成形用樹脂を金型内に
充満せしめる過程において、高圧で注入する第1過程、
前記金型内で樹脂圧力が急増する直前に低圧へ切換える
第2過程および前記金型内に前記樹脂を充満せしめた後
、高圧にもどす第3過程をもって成形することを特徴と
する樹脂封止型電子部品の製造方法。
In the process of filling the mold with molding resin when molding resin-sealed electronic components, a first step of injecting it at high pressure;
A resin-sealed mold characterized in that molding is performed through a second step of switching to a low pressure immediately before the resin pressure increases rapidly in the mold, and a third step of returning to the high pressure after filling the mold with the resin. Method of manufacturing electronic components.
JP6161687A 1987-03-17 1987-03-17 Manufacture of resin-sealed electronic component Pending JPS63227028A (en)

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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JP2014154807A (en) * 2013-02-13 2014-08-25 Renesas Electronics Corp Manufacturing method of semiconductor device

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JP2014154807A (en) * 2013-02-13 2014-08-25 Renesas Electronics Corp Manufacturing method of semiconductor device

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