Title :
A novel and simple fabrication technology for high power module with enhanced thermal performance
Author :
Younghun Byun ; Changmo Jeong ; Jeong-Won Yoon ; Che-Heung Kim ; Chang-Sik Kim ; Baik-Woo Lee ; SeongWoon Booh ; U-In Chung
Author_Institution :
Power Center, Samsung Adv. Inst. of Technol., Yongin, South Korea
Abstract :
A novel packaging method for high power modules based on one-step sintering process using a proper jig and nano silver paste is described. First, using Ansoft Q3D Extractor, electromagnetic simulation is carried out to design the best chip array and DC bus connection, which giving the lowest stray inductance. A die-bonder is used for a precise die attachment, which provides high placement accuracy (<; 25 μm). One step sintering process between Si chip to DBC and DBC to baseplate was established under a low temperature (<; 260 °C) and low pressure (<; 10 MPa). In addition, the relation of the porosity and pressure on the adhesion of sintered silver layers was investigated. Finally, thermal performance of the proposed package and cooling is then evaluated with both FEA (finite element analysis) simulation and experiments. The simulation and experimental results, which show the lowest value (<;0.09 °C/W) of thermal resistance of junction to fluid, agree well.
Keywords :
finite element analysis; packaging; porosity; power electronics; silicon; sintering; thermal resistance; Ansoft Q3D extractor; DC bus connection; FEA; Si; chip array; cooling; die attachment; die-bonder; electromagnetic simulation; fabrication technology; finite element analysis; high power module; jig paste; nano silver paste; one-step sintering process; packaging method; porosity; power electronics; pressure; sintered silver layers; stray inductance; thermal performance enhancement; thermal resistance; Arrays; Coolants; Lead; Pins; TV;
Conference_Titel :
Vehicle Power and Propulsion Conference (VPPC), 2012 IEEE
Conference_Location :
Seoul
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-0953-0
DOI :
10.1109/VPPC.2012.6422503