RE: Warpage Results vs Differential Shrinkage Effect
Would you have some information available that explains how to interpret the difference between Warpage Results vs Differential Shrinkage Effect.
Warpage Results vs. Differential Shrinkage Effect
Our warpage solver primarily considers two main effects: differential temperature and differential shrinkage effects.
Differential shrinkage effects The differential shrinkage displacement represents the in-plane shrinkage due to PVT distribution. The displacement is calculated based on the average volumetric shrinkage across the thickness of the same cutting plane. Since this effect averages across the thickness, it does not vary in the vertical (thickness) direction.
On the other hand, Differential temperature effect displacement is calculated with the difference of volumetric shrinkage through thickness. it represents the out-of-plane warpage.