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An eutectic bonding technology at a temperature below the eutectic point
The authors report a technique which needs only 240 degrees C to produce nearly eutectic Au-Sn bonding. After bonding, the device can take a postprocessing temperature of 250 degrees C without bonding degradation. The bonding medium consists of Au-Sn multilayer composite deposited directly on the object to be bonded. This technology also eliminates the preforms, reduces tin oxidation, and provides good control of bonding layer thickness. Results of bonding 2 mm*3 mm GaAs dice show that high-quality bondings are obtained, as evaluated by a scanning acoustic microscope. The specimens underwent 40 cycles of thermal shock test between -196 degrees C and 160 degrees C without bonding degradation and die cracking. Scanning electron microscopy and energy-dispersive X-ray studies reveal interesting characteristics of the bonding process. Melting point tests confirm that the bonding layer indeed has a melting temperature of 280 degrees C, higher than the 240 degrees C process temperature.<>