Lead-free packaging with gold inks? « Gold Innovations Blog

September 23rd, 2009

Lead-free packaging with gold inks?

This open access paper published in the Journal of Electronic Materials investigated gold nanoparticle inks as potential candidates for lead-free packaging applications. The main advantage of the inks are the very low melting points, good conductivity compared to eutectic solders and excellent thermal stability/electromigration resistance.

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Richard Holliday is Director, Industrial Sector at World Gold Council and Editor of Gold Bulletin. He leads all their promotional activities related to gold as an industrial metal. Richard believes that in the coming years, a whole host of new industrial and medical uses for gold will emerge from world’s research laboratories, based on gold’s unique technical properties
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