Testing Intermetallic Fragility on Enig upon Addition of Limitless Cu
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January 23, 2014 |
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Martin K. Anselm, Ph.D. and Brian Roggeman Universal Instruments Corp. |
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As reliability requirements increase, especially for defense and aerospace applications, the need to characterize components used in electronic assembly also increases. OEM and EMS companies look to perform characterizations as early as possible in the process to be able to limit quality related issues and improve both assembly yields and ultimate device reliability. In terms of BGA devices, higher stress conditions, RoHS compatible materials and increased package densities tend to cause premature failures in intermetallic layers. Therefore it is necessary to have a quantitative and qualitative test methodology to address these interfaces.... |
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