Study on Impact Strength Evaluation of Micro-Solder Joints in Mobile Electronic Units
移动电子装置微焊点冲击强度评价研究
基本信息
- 批准号:11555029
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- 金额:$ 8.64万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B).
- 财政年份:1999
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:1999 至 2000
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Recently, the speed-up of the information processing and operation treatment speed due to multimedia needs of the electronic machine, and mobile trend of information technology units are proceeding rapidly. The miniaturization and lightening technologies are the keywords for mobile units electronic units. Furthermore the probability increase of mobile units dropping causes that the impact strength dominates its reliability. The purposes of this study are to develop a effective stress evaltuation method for the dropping behavior by using static finite element analytical system, and make clear dynamic failure mechanics of solder joints in mobile electronic units.The conclusions of this study were given as followings ;1) An impact testing equipment was developed to investigate the dynamic behavior of micro solder joints. Based upon the experimental results of dynamic tests of solder material properties, it was found that the dynamic yield stress is much higher than its static yield stress … More . This restults suggest that solder material can be treated elasticly, when dynamic behavior of solder joints is investigated.2) Cyclic dropping tests of PCB (printed circle board) mounted with a BGA (ball grid array) package were carried out. It was found that the interface fatigue crack is the main failure mode of BGA solder joints, and the interface crack concentrating in the intermeterics layer between the solder and Cu pad. Furthermore it was found that this interface crack mode is caused by the increase of solder yield stress due to dynamic deformation.3) Instead of dynamic finite element analysis, a static analytical method and a mode analytical method have been developed to simulate the dynamic behavior of PCB and solder joints. The proposed methods cant shorten the simulation time to 1/10 and can be used to study the effect of PCB vibration modes beside its first mode on the dynamic stress behavior in solder joints.Based upon the analytical results, it was found that the dynamic stress behavior in solder joints is affected greatly by the vibration modes of PCB and the location of the package. As a conclusion the impact reliability design of BGA package can be dealt by controlling the position of package corresponding to the vibration modes of PCB. Less
近来,由于电子机器的多媒体需求而导致的信息处理和操作处理速度的加速以及信息技术单元的移动的趋势正在迅速发展。小型化和轻量化技术是移动的单元电子单元的关键。此外,移动的单元跌落概率的增加导致冲击强度主导其可靠性。本文的研究目的是利用静态有限元分析系统,建立一种有效的焊点跌落行为应力评估方法,明确移动的电子元器件焊点的动态失效机理,主要研究成果如下:1)研制了一套用于研究微焊点动态行为的冲击试验装置。通过对钎料材料性能的动态测试,发现钎料材料的动态屈服应力远高于静态屈服应力 ...更多信息 .这一结果表明,在研究焊点的动态行为时,可以将焊点材料弹性处理。2)对BGA(球栅阵列)封装的PCB(印刷电路板)进行了循环跌落试验。结果表明,界面疲劳裂纹是BGA焊点的主要失效形式,且界面裂纹集中在钎料与Cu焊盘之间的界面层。此外,还发现这种界面裂纹模式是由于动态变形引起的焊点屈服应力的增加而引起的。3)采用静态分析方法和模态分析方法代替动态有限元分析方法来模拟PCB和焊点的动态行为。所提出的方法不能将仿真时间缩短到原来的1/10,并且可以用来研究PCB振动模式对焊点动态应力行为的影响,分析结果表明,PCB振动模式和封装位置对焊点动态应力行为有很大影响。因此,BGA封装的冲击可靠性设计可以通过控制封装的位置与PCB的振动模态相对应来进行。少
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Qiang Yu, M.Shiratori, S.Ikeda: "The Dynamics Characterization of Impact Strength for Solder Joints of BGA"Microjoining and Assembly Technology in Electrics. 7. 69-74 (2001)
于强、M.Shiratori、S.Ikeda:“BGA焊点冲击强度的动态表征”电气中的微连接和组装技术。
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于強,白鳥正樹,池田真哉: "衝撃負荷を受ける実装BGAパッケージの動的特性"日本機械学会講演論文集. 00・17. 649-650 (2000)
Qiang Yu、Masaki Shiratori 和 Shinya Ikeda:“承受冲击负载的安装 BGA 封装的动态特性”日本机械工程师学会会议记录 00・17(2000 年)。
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Shiratori M.: "Assessment of Thermal Fatigue Lives of Solder Joints in Electronic Packaging"Proceeding of International Conference on APCFS'99. 1-8 (1999)
Shiratori M.:“电子封装中焊点的热疲劳寿命评估”APCFS99 国际会议论文集。
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白鳥正樹,于強 他2名: "BGAパッケージはんだ接合部の熱疲労信頼性簡易評価"日本機械学会論文集A編. 67・654. 216-224 (2001)
Masaki Shiratori、Qiang Yu 等 2 人:“BGA 封装焊点热疲劳可靠性的简单评估”,日本机械工程师学会会刊,A 版 67・654(2001 年)。
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于強,白鳥正樹,池田真哉: "衝撃負荷を受ける実装パッケージの動的特性"日本機械学会講演論文集. 00・19. 527-528 (2000)
Qiang Yu、Masaki Shiratori 和 Shinya Ikeda:“承受冲击载荷的安装封装的动态特性”日本机械工程师学会会议记录 00・19(2000 年)。
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