In addition to the pin welding process, other aspects of the QFP chip packaging process also have certain complexity, including:
1. Chip preparation and pad preparation: These two links require precise control of the size, shape and pad design and preparation of the chip to ensure that the chip can be correctly placed on the pad and achieve reliable connection.
2. Solder paste printing: This step requires precise control of the amount and usage of solder paste to ensure that the solder paste can be evenly distributed on the pads and achieve good connection effects.
3. Chip mounting: This link requires the chip to be accurately placed on the pads and maintain a stable connection, which requires precise control and operating skills.
4. Welding: This step requires precise control of the welding temperature, time and pressure to ensure that the solder can fully melt and achieve reliable connection with the pad and chip.
5. Cleaning: This step requires the removal of impurities and pollutants generated during the welding process to ensure the reliability and stability of the package.
Each aspect of the QFP chip packaging process has its specific complexity and requires precise control and operating skills.