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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno “MatPack” – deposition, modelling and characterisation of high melting point lead-free micro solders Peter T. Tang IPU
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno MatPack Concept and Subprojects 3D-modelling of phase formation Prediction of solder properties Focused Ion Beam preparations SEM imaging and composition analysis Phase quantification by x-ray diffraction Determination of melting point Metrology Life cycle assessment and toxicology PVD of diffusion barriers Electroplating of alloys Deposition of multi-layers
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno High Melting Point Solder Applications High melting point solder Low melting point solder (SnAgCu, 217 °C) High melting point = Low melting point plus 50 °C or more! Ref. 04121279 EC exemptions, final report (ERA Technology)
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Solder Deposition
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Electroplating Processes The following electroplating processes are established at IPU: SnZn (9% Zn)Commercial process, SLOTOLOY ZSN Melting point (eutectic) 198 ºC SnCu (0.7% Cu)Commercial process, Yuken Melting point (eutectic) 217 ºC SnCu (3% Cu)Semi-commercial process, Yuken Melting range 217-350 ºC AnSn (20% Sn)Commercial process, Technic AuroStan H Melting point (eutectic) 278 ºC Pure Au and Pure SnAvailable in several versions
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Well-known Pb-Sn Solders http://www.metallurgy.nist.gov/phase/solder/solder.html 183°C~315°C
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno SnCu Phase Diagram
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Elements that can be deposited
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Multi-layers or Composition Modulated Alloys
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Tin-silver Alloys for Soldering Advantages: Mildly alkaline electrolyte (pH=9) compatible with photoresist No “whiskers” tendency due to a silver content of 3.8 At.% No phase transformation at low temperatures (13 °C) Melting point approximately 10 °C lower than pure tin Relatively “safe” bath
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Phase Diagram of Tin-silver
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Electrolyte Composition Triethanolamine Tin chloride Potassium pyrophosphate Silver iodide Triethanolamine Potassium iodide SnCl 2 · 2 H 2 O K2P2O7K2P2O7 KI AgI C 6 H 15 NO 3 0.1810 0.5000 1.2000 0.0026 0.2000 M Room temperature pH = 9.3
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Surface Without TEA
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Rotating Cylinder Electrode
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Silver Concentration
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Rotational Speed
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Bath Temperature
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Influence of pH x2400 x1200 31% Ag 3.8% Ag
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Flip-chip Bonding Components Bumps are pure tin from a neutral electrolyte!
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Hot-stage Microscope 1. Vacuum system 2. Heating chamber (6x8x6 mm) 3. Imaging system
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Forming and Remelting c)d) AuSnNi
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Cross-section (LOM) 144.4 mg of Au and Sn powder – a slightly hypoeutectic composition of 83.1% Au and 16.9% Sn (wt.%)
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno AuSn Phase Diagram Au 5 Sn AuSn Au 2 Sn Sample composition
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TT 070828COST MP0602 meeting, Brno Cross-section (SEM) Au 5 S n Au80Sn20 (eut.)
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