2005 6th International Conference on Electronic Packaging Technology
DOI: 10.1109/icept.2005.1564714
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Solder joint failure modes, mechanisms, and life prediction models of IC packages under board level drop impact

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“…3~~~~~~~Tie(ls package side is greater than that on the PCB side. It is in good agreement with Luan's study [13]. Figure 7.…”
Section: Results Analysissupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…3~~~~~~~Tie(ls package side is greater than that on the PCB side. It is in good agreement with Luan's study [13]. Figure 7.…”
Section: Results Analysissupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Lead free solder is susceptible to brittle crack because of relatively higher elastic modulus, so stress criteria is suitable for investigating the drop impact reliability of lead free solder joint, which has been proven by Luan and Tee [13].The stress of solder balls is induced by PCB bending and mechanical shock during drop impact. Therefore, the PCB bending is the important indicator of solder joint performance.…”
Section: Results Analysismentioning
confidence: 98%
“…However, this approach is not entirely representative of the actual structure as it does not consider the IMC, which prevents the relative displacement difference at the solder-PCB and -chip contacts. Some studies [27,28] have attempted to model IMC in failure simulations, but they only use elastic properties, which cannot yield sufficiently accurate results. To account for the IMC, a clear understanding of its inelastic properties is necessary, but this information is difficult to find in the literature and may require additional experimentation.…”
Section: Fe Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work aims to investigate the evolution of the inelastic deformation path of solder joints under external force conditions through numerical simulations. The motivation for this research stems from the fact that many studies have discussed the occurrence of failure in solder joints when the maximum stress exceeds a critical value [27,28]. However, there has been little discussion on how the stress varies significantly during the occurrence of inelastic deformation due to the change in the deformation path.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%