Finite element based solder joint fatigue life predictions for a same die size-stacked-chip scale-ball grid array package
Tóm tắt
Viscoplastic finite-element simulation methodologies were utilized to predict solder joint reliability for a same die size, stacked, chip scale, ball grid array package under accelerated temperature cycling conditions (-40C to +125C, 15 min ramps/15 min dwells). The effects of multiple die attach material configurations were investigated along with the thickness of the mold cap and spacer die. The solder structures accommodate the bulk of the plastic strain that is generated during accelerated temperature cycling due to the thermal expansion mismatch between the various materials that encompass the stacked die package. Since plastic strain is a dominant parameter that influences low-cycle fatigue, it was used as a basis for evaluation of solder joint structural integrity. The paper discusses the analysis methodologies as implemented in the ANSYS finite element simulation software tool and the corresponding results for the solder joint fatigue life.
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#Finite element methods #Soldering #Fatigue #Acceleration #Temperature #Plastics #Capacitive sensors #Predictive models #Electronics packaging #Chip scale packagingTài liệu tham khảo
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