Title :
BGA brittle fracture - alternative solder joint integrity test methods
Author_Institution :
Sun Microsystems Inc., Sunnyvale, CA, USA
fDate :
31 May-3 June 2005
Abstract :
A solder ball shear and pull testing study was conducted on 27 unique package constructions, evaluated under a wide variety of test conditions. The study encompassed the coordinated efforts of 7 electronics manufacturers using early-prototype high speed solder ball shear/pull equipment. Shear speeds ranged from a conventional 0.0001 m/s (100 μm/s) rate up to as high as 4 m/s, while pull testing ranged from speeds of 0.0005 m/s (500 μm/s) to 1.3 m/s. The many package configurations varied in substrate plating type (exposed Cu, electrolytic NiAu and electroless-Ni/immersion-Au), solder composition (SnPb, SnPbAg and SnAgCu), packaging construction and materials, solder and package geometries, package assembly location, and time between reflow and test.
Keywords :
ball grid arrays; brittle fracture; fracture toughness testing; reliability; shear strength; solders; BGA brittle fracture; ball grid arrays; high speed solder ball shear-pull equipment; package assembly location; package geometries; packaging construction; solder ball shear-pull testing; solder composition; solder joint integrity test methods; substrate plating type; Assembly; Capacitive sensors; Electronic equipment manufacture; Electronic equipment testing; Electronics packaging; Manufacturing; Packaging machines; Soldering; Stress; Sun;
Conference_Titel :
Electronic Components and Technology Conference, 2005. Proceedings. 55th
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-8907-7
DOI :
10.1109/ECTC.2005.1441422