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  • 2022Investigation of the microstructural evolution and detachment of Co in contact with Cu–Sn electroplated silicon chips during solid-liquid interdiffusion bonding6citations
  • 2021Wafer Level Solid Liquid Interdiffusion Bonding16citations
  • 2020The impact of residual stress on resonating piezoelectric devices29citations
  • 2020The impact of residual stress on resonating piezoelectric devices29citations
  • 2018The effect of platinum contact metallization on Cu/Sn bonding7citations
  • 2016Effect of Ni content on the diffusion-controlled growth of the product phases in the Cu(Ni)-Sn system29citations
  • 2016Microstructural Evolution and Mechanical Properties in (AuSn)eut-Cu Interconnections14citations
  • 2013Reliability of wafer-level SLID bonds for MEMS encapsulationcitations
  • 2011Diffusion and growth of the µ phase (Ni6Nb7) in the Ni-Nb system9citations

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  • Narayanan, Ramesh
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  • Kumar, Praveen
  • Monnoyer, Philippe
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  • Vuorinen, V.
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Effect of Ni content on the diffusion-controlled growth of the product phases in the Cu(Ni)-Sn system

  • Paul, Aloke
  • Vuorinen, Vesa
  • Ravi, Raju
  • Baheti, Varun A.
  • Islam, Sarfaraj
  • Narayanan, Ramesh
  • Laurila, Tomi
  • Dong, Hongqun
  • Kumar, Praveen
Abstract

<p>A strong influence of Ni content on the diffusion-controlled growth of the (Cu,Ni)(3)Sn and (Cu,Ni)(6)Sn-5 phases by coupling different Cu(Ni) alloys with Sn in the solid state is reported. The continuous increase in the thickness ratio of (Cu,Ni)(6)Sn-5 to (Cu,Ni)(3)Sn with the Ni content is explained by combined kinetic and thermodynamic arguments as follows: (i) The integrated interdiffusion coefficient does not change for the (Cu,Ni)(3)Sn phase up to 2.5 at.% Ni and decreases drastically for 5 at.% Ni. On the other hand, there is a continuous increase in the integrated interdiffusion coefficient for (Cu,Ni)(6)Sn-5 as a function of increasing Ni content. (ii) With the increase in Ni content, driving forces for the diffusion of components increase for both components in both phases but at different rates. However, the magnitude of these changes alone is not large enough to explain the high difference in the observed growth rate of the product phases because of Ni addition. (iv) Kirkendall marker experiments indicate that the Cu6Sn5 phase grows by diffusion of both Cu and Sn in the binary case. However, when Ni is added, the growth is by diffusion of Sn only. (v) Also, the observed grain refinement in the Cu6Sn5 phase with the addition of Ni suggests that the grain boundary diffusion of Sn may have an important role in the observed changes in the growth rate.</p>

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • grain
  • phase
  • grain boundary
  • experiment
  • interdiffusion