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King-Ning Tu
Solder Joint Technology
Materials, Properties, and Reliability
King-Ning Tu
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
University of California at Los Angeles, CA,
USA
6532
Boelter Hall
Los Angeles
90095–6595
Email, personal: kntu@ucla.edu
Library of Congress Control Number:
2007921097
ISBN-10:
0-387-38890-7
ISBN-13:
978-0-387-38890-8
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C
2007
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Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Introduction of Solder Joint.................................................
1.2 Lead-Free Solders...............................................................
1.2.1
Eutectic Pb-Free Solders..........................................
1.2.2
High-Temperature Pb-Free Solders ............................
1.3 Solder Joint Technology ......................................................
1.3.1
Surface Mount Technology .......................................
1.3.2
Pin-through-Hole Technology....................................
1.3.3
C-4 Flip Chip Technology .......................................
1.4 Reliability Problems in Solder Joint Technology......................
1.4.1
Sn Whiskers...........................................................
1.4.2
Spalling of Interfacial Intermetallic Compounds in
Direct Chip Attachment .........................................
1.4.3
Thermal-Mechanical Stresses ....................................
1.4.4
Impact Fracture......................................................
1.4.5
Electromigration and Thermomigration......................
1.4.6
Reliability Science on the Basis of Nonequilibrium
Thermodynamics ....................................................
1.5 Future Trends in Electronic Packaging ..................................
1.5.1
The Trend of Miniaturization ...................................
1.5.2
The Trend of Packaging Integration Evolution—SIP,
SOP, and SOC .......................................................
1.5.3
Chip–Packaging Interaction......................................
1.5.4
Solderless Joints .....................................................
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Part I Copper–Tin Reactions
2 Copper–Tin Reactions in Bulk Samples
2.1 Introduction......................................................................
2.2 Wetting Reaction of Eutectic SnPb on Cu Foils......................
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Crystallographic Relationship between Cu
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Sn
5
Scallop and Cu.......................................................
2.2.2
Rate of Consumption of Cu in Soldering Reaction
with Eutectic SnPb.................................................
2.3 Wetting Reaction of SnPb on Cu Foil as a Function of
Solder Composition ............................................................
2.4 Wetting Reaction of Pure Sn on Cu Foils...............................
2.5 Ternary Phase Diagram of Sn-Pb-Cu ....................................
2.5.1
Ternary SnPbCu Phase Diagrams at 200 and 170
C ....
2.5.2
5Sn95Pb/Cu Reaction and Ternary SnPbCu
Phase Diagrams at 350
C ........................................
2.6 Solid-State Reaction of Eutectic SnPb on Cu Foils..................
2.6.1
Formation of Cu
3
Sn and Kirkendall Voids ..................
2.7 Comparison between Wetting and Solid-State Reactions ..........
2.7.1
Morphology of Wetting Reaction and
Solid-State Aging....................................................
2.7.2
Kinetics of Wetting Reaction and
Solid-State Aging....................................................
2.7.3
Reactions Controlled by Rate of Gibbs Free
Energy Change.......................................................
2.8 Wetting Reaction of Pb-Free Eutectic Solders on Thick
Cu UBM...........................................................................
References.................................................................................
3 Copper–Tin Reactions in Thin-Film Samples
3.1 Introduction......................................................................
3.2 Room-Temperature Reaction in a Bilayer Thin Film
of Sn/Cu .........................................................................
3.2.1
Phase Identification by Glancing Incidence
X-ray Diffraction ....................................................
3.2.2
Growth Kinetics of Cu
6
Sn
5
and Cu
3
Sn.......................
3.2.3
Copper Is the Dominant Diffusing Species ..................
3.2.4
Kinetic Analysis of Sequential Formation of Cu
6
Sn
5
and Cu
3
Sn.............................................................
3.2.5
Atomistic Model of Interfacial-Reaction Coefficient ......
3.2.6
Measurement of Strain in Cu and Sn Thin Films.........
3.3 Spalling in Wetting Reaction of Eutectic SnPb on Cu
Thin Films........................................................................
3.4 No Spalling in High-Pb Solder on Au/Cu/Cu-Cr
Thin Films........................................................................
3.5 Spalling in Eutectic SnPb Solder on Au/Cu/Cu-Cr
Thin Films........................................................................
3.6 No Spalling in Eutectic SnPb on Cu/Ni(V)/Al
Thin Films........................................................................
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