ink marking

**Ink Marking** is a semiconductor packaging process that applies identification information to package surfaces using specialized inks and printing techniques. ## What Is Ink Marking? - **Purpose**: Permanent part identification (logo, part number, lot code) - **Methods**: Pad printing, inkjet printing, screen printing - **Inks**: Epoxy-based inks cured by heat or UV - **Location**: Package top surface, typically opposite leads ## Why Ink Marking Matters Traceability throughout the supply chain depends on readable, durable markings. Poor marking causes rejected shipments and counterfeit vulnerability. ```svg Typical Package Marking:┌─────────────────────┐ COMPANY LOGO PART NUMBER XYZ12345-001 DATE CODE LOT 2526 AB123 └─────────────────────┘ ``` **Quality Requirements**: - Legible after 3× reflow soldering - Resistant to cleaning solvents (IPA, flux removers) - No bleeding or smearing - Consistent contrast and positioning - Compliant with customer specs (font, content, location)

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