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Industry News | 2010-07-29 15:10:06.0
Universal Instruments’ Advanced Process Lab hosted the first Advanced Research in Electronics Assembly (AREA) Consortium meeting of 2010 at the Treadway Inn in Owego, NY on June 16-17. Nearly 80 attendees from the 29 member companies participated in the two-day event, which will also be presented in subsequent webcasts. Topics ranged from thermal interface assembly to a continuing analysis of lead-free solder microstructure and reliability.
Technical Library | 2014-10-30 01:48:43.0
The ultimate life of a microelectronics component is often limited by failure of a solder joint due to crack growth through the laminate under a contact pad (cratering), through the intermetallic bond to the pad, or through the solder itself. Whatever the failure mode proper assessments or even relative comparisons of life in service are not possible based on accelerated testing with fixed amplitudes, or random vibration testing, alone. Effects of thermal cycling enhanced precipitate coarsening on the deformation properties can be accounted for by microstructurally adaptive constitutive relations, but separate effects on the rate of recrystallization lead to a break-down in common damage accumulation laws such as Miner's rule. Isothermal cycling of individual solder joints revealed additional effects of amplitude variations on the deformation properties that cannot currently be accounted for directly. We propose a practical modification to Miner's rule for solder failure to circumvent this problem. Testing of individual solder pads, eliminating effects of the solder properties, still showed variations in cycling amplitude to systematically reduce subsequent acceleration factors for solder pad cratering. General trends, anticipated consequences and remaining research needs are discussed
Technical Library | 2019-04-17 21:29:14.0
Electroless nickel electroless palladium immersion gold (ENEPIG) surface finish for printed circuit board (PCB) has now become a key surface finish that is used for both tin-lead and lead-free solder assemblies. This paper presents the reliability of land grid array (LGA) component packages with 1156 pads assembled with tin-lead solder onto PCBs with an ENEPIG finish and then subjected to thermal cycling and then isothermal aging.
SMTnet Express, April 18, 2019, Subscribers: 31,856, Companies: 10,750, Users: 26,011 Reliability of ENEPIG by Sequential Thermal Cycling and Aging Credits: Jet Propulsion Laboratory ENEPIG surface finish for PCB has now become a key surface
Heller 公司 | http://hellerindustries.com.cn/Vacuum-Void-Reduction-Reflow.pdf
, “Variations in Thermal Cycling Response of Pb-free Solder Due to Isothermal Preconditioning,” Proceedings of SMTAI 2011, 641-654, Fort Worth, TX, October 2011. [8] Werner Engelmaier, “Surface Mount Solder Joint Long- Term Reliability: Design, Testing
Heller Industries Inc. | https://hellerindustries.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Vacuum-Void-Reduction-Reflow.pdf
, “Variations in Thermal Cycling Response of Pb-free Solder Due to Isothermal Preconditioning,” Proceedings of SMTAI 2011, 641-654, Fort Worth, TX, October 2011. [8] Werner Engelmaier, “Surface Mount Solder Joint Long- Term Reliability: Design, Testing
