Investigation of temperature and moisture effect on interface toughness of EMC and copper using cohesive zone modeling method

Xiaosong Ma, G. Zhang
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Interface delamination is one of the most important issues in the microelectronic packaging industry. Epoxy molding compound (EMC) and copper interfaces are the most important interface mostly concerned by the industry and researchers. Delamination between EMC and copper will severely result in product failure. In order to predict this delamination, interface properties should be characterized. Bi-material, copper-EMC, samples are made according to the industrial package processes. A four point bending test system is established in order to perform delamination tests at different temperatures using a universal tester Zwick/Roell Z005. In addition, a Keyence optical system is mounted to capture a series of pictures during the delamination processes. Four point bending tests have been performed at room temperature, 85°C respectively. In addition pre conditioning sample are also tested at room temperature and 85°C respectively after 48 hours pre conditioned at 85°C/85%RH. Experiments show that the “critical delamination load” decreases steadily with temperature increasing. Experiments also show moisture has effect on the “critical delamination load” compared with the dry samples tested at the same temperatures. This means that moisture has effects on the interface toughness between copper and EMC. To quantify the interface properties, numerical simulations of the four point bending test have been performed by using a finite element model comprising cohesive zone elements which will describe the transient delamination process during the four point bending tests. Correspondently, the interface toughness decreases from 21.2 J/m2 at room temperature to 3.7 J/m2 at 85°C as calculated from the cohesive zone element model. These results show that temperature has a large effect on the interface toughness. Saturated moisture, at 85°C/85%RH, decrease about 20% interface toughness between EMC-copper.
用黏聚区模拟方法研究温度和湿度对电磁兼容和铜界面韧性的影响
接口分层是微电子封装行业中最重要的问题之一。环氧模压复合材料(EMC)与铜接口是目前业界和研究者最为关注的重要接口。EMC与铜之间的分层将严重导致产品失效。为了预测这种分层,需要对界面性质进行表征。双材料,铜-电磁兼容,样品是根据工业封装工艺。为了在不同温度下使用Zwick/Roell Z005通用试验机进行分层测试,建立了四点弯曲测试系统。此外,还安装了Keyence光学系统,以便在分层过程中捕获一系列图像。分别在室温和85℃条件下进行了四次点弯曲试验。另外,预处理样品在85℃/85%RH条件下预处理48小时后,分别在室温和85℃下进行测试。实验表明,随着温度的升高,“临界脱层载荷”逐渐减小。实验还表明,在相同温度下,与干燥样品相比,水分对“临界分层负荷”有影响。这意味着湿度对铜和EMC之间的界面韧性有影响。为了量化界面特性,采用包含黏聚区单元的有限元模型对四点弯曲试验进行了数值模拟,该模型将描述四点弯曲试验期间的瞬态分层过程。相应的,界面韧性从室温时的21.2 J/m2下降到85℃时的3.7 J/m2。结果表明,温度对界面韧性的影响较大。在85°C/85%RH条件下,饱和水分使emc -铜之间的界面韧性降低约20%。
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