Altera to use Shin-Etsu’s thermal interface gel in 90-nm FPGAs

“The rigorous thermal requirements of this 90-nm family of devices housed in flip-chip, lead-free packages were met by applying Shin-Etsu’s thermal interface material,” said Tarun Verma, director of package engineering at Altera. “Shin-Etsu’s material exhibits excellent thermal characteristics, and its low modulus helps absorb stress between the integrated heat spreader in the package and pressure sensitive-low-k dielectric material in the silicon.”

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