Lead‐Free Solders: Materials Reliability for Electronics 2012
DOI: 10.1002/9781119966203.ch18
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Influence of Miniaturization on Mechanical Reliability of Lead‐Free Solder Interconnects

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“…Refs. [57][58][59] showed that both the ultimate tensile strength and shear strength of lead-free solder joints increased as the joint volume decreased and/or the joint thickness to width ratio increased, both factors reflecting changes in the degree of solder constraint. This suggests that the application of solder J ci data to the prediction of fracture in actual solder joints requires that a similar degree of constraint be present in the specimen used in the fracture measurement and in the joint being analyzed.…”
Section: Comparison Of Dcb and Arcan Specimens For Fracture Load Predmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Refs. [57][58][59] showed that both the ultimate tensile strength and shear strength of lead-free solder joints increased as the joint volume decreased and/or the joint thickness to width ratio increased, both factors reflecting changes in the degree of solder constraint. This suggests that the application of solder J ci data to the prediction of fracture in actual solder joints requires that a similar degree of constraint be present in the specimen used in the fracture measurement and in the joint being analyzed.…”
Section: Comparison Of Dcb and Arcan Specimens For Fracture Load Predmentioning
confidence: 96%