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2 In-Circuit Test (ICT) Analysis
Josh Akman (Technical Staff – Mechanical Engineer)

3 REALLY COOL CASE STUDIES!
What is ICT? ICT overview in Sherlock REALLY COOL CASE STUDIES! How is ICT tool useful for you?

4 What is In-Circuit Test (ICT)?
Tool to inspect for manufacturing defects Test probes + support fixtures Exerts a mechanical force at each probe/support Can cause an overstress condition if there is excessive board flexure Pad cratering, flex cracking “Bed of Nails” R. Reinosa, “Characterizing Mechanical Performance of Board Level Interconnects for In-Circuit Test,” International Test Conference (ITC), Austin, TX, November 2-4, 2010.

5 Evaluate risk of overstress Quickly compare design changes
Capacitor Flex Crack ICT tool in Sherlock Evaluate risk of overstress Quickly compare design changes Case Studies Conventional ICT 4 Point Bending Vertical Connector Insertion Horizontal Connector Insertion Pad Cratering

6 CONVENTIONAL ICT

7 CASE STUDY 1: CONVENTIONAL ICT Open circuit card layer viewer
Define your fixture supports + test probes Circuit Card Layer Viewer Test Probe ICT Fixture Test Probe

8 Define your fixture supports + test probes
Fixture Support Definition Test Probe Definition

9 ICT Fixture Support vs Mount Points (look identical)
Support fixtures override mount points in ICT Fixture Support Definition Mount Point Definition Mount Point ICT Fixture

10 View deflections and boards level strains

11 Quickly assess risk of overstress from ICT or depaneling
Quickly change probe forces, support locations, or test probe locations

12 LIVE DEMO!

13 4 POINT BENDING

14 CASE STUDY 2: 4-POINT BENDING
ICT fixtures – ‘z-only’ pin supports on bottom side Test point – top side loading in displacement control ICT Fixtures Test Probes

15 Test probes and ICT fixtures can be imported CSV or XLSX files

16 Support pins + displacement control probes
Fixture Support Definition Test Probe Definition

17 See which components are at risk of overstress

18 VERTICAL CONNECTOR INSERTION

19 CASE STUDY 3: VERTICAL CONNECTOR INSERTION
Test Points – concentrated loads applied at each pin ICT Fixtures – corners (mount points) Samtec Connecter ICT Fixture Load control 4 [N/pin]

20 Define test points and fixtures

21 Resulting board level displacements and strains
Quickly iterate and compare results (i.e. insertion force, support locations)

22 Sherlock identifies critical components at risk of overstress
Four 2512 resistors near connector identified as marginally at risk for overstress 4[N/pin]

23 What if we change connector insertion force to 2[N/pin]?

24 HORIZONTAL CONNECTOR INSERTION

25 CASE STUDY 4: USB (HORIZONTAL) INSERTION
Ex: JAE USB C P/N – DX07S024JJ3R1300 USB created as and attached as daughter card Test points –applied to USB daughter card

26 USB modeled as a daughter card
Fixture supports – mother card at mount points Test points – defined on USB daughter card 2[N/pin] and 5[N/pin] compared Side view of USB Test points

27 2[N/pin] insertion force
Board level displacements and strains for each component

28 What happens if we switch to 5[N/pin] insertion force?

29 How is ICT tool useful for you? Time & Money vs. Accuracy
Ideal = Sufficiently Accurate + Least Resource Intensive

30 How is ICT tool useful for you?
Burn In/Test Every Unit vs. Batch Lot Testing How may units will you manufacture? Test Every Unit. Most accurate, resource intensive Screens (ICT, Burn-in). Useful but may apply some initial damage Batch testing. Less resource intensive/damaging but has more risk of missing manufacturing defects Implementing Sherlock ICT tool is a strong complement to provide rapid feedback and reduce need of physical analysis Fast Iterative Feedback. Results in minutes & hours, not days and weeks

31 Development Cycle Reduce Product How is ICT tool useful for you?
Virtual Qualification Concept Validation. Rapidly compare and eliminate designs (i.e. reduce testing, physical sample analysis) Design Validation. Connector insertion & placement, 3/4 point bending, PCBA mounting within your housing Manufacturing. Assess ICT overstress risk, refine test probe forces, select ICT fixture supports, and assess depaneling Development Cycle Reduce Product

32 How is ICT Tool useful for you?
If you remember one thing from this presentation! What is ICT? ICT overview in Sherlock Really cool case studies How is ICT Tool useful for you? Rapidly compare designs and identify risk Get accurate answers within your resource constraints Reduce overall product development cycle

33 Questions?


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