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- 2020Finite Element Simulations and Raman measurements to investigate thermomechanical stress in GaN-LEDs
- 2018Spatially Resolved, Non-Destructive in-situ Detection of Interface Degradation by Remote Electrical Readout of an on-chip Thermal Pixel (Thixel) Matrixcitations
- 2017Correlation between mechanical material properties and stress in 3D-integrated silicon microstructurescitations
- 2016Packaging and characterization of silicon and SiC-based power inverter module with double sided cooling
- 2016Experimental and computational studies on the role of surface functional groups in the mechanical behavior of interfaces between single-walled carbon nanotubes and metalscitations
- 2016Towards nanoreliability of sensors incorporating interfaces between single-walled carbon nanotubes and metals: Molecular dynamics simulations and in situ experiments using electron microscopycitations
- 2016Nanomechanical characterization of Sn-Ag-Cu/Cu joints - Part 2: Nanoindentation creep and its relationship with uniaxial creep as a function of temperaturecitations
- 2016An in situ tensile test device for thermo-mechanical characterisation of interfaces between carbon nanotubes and metalscitations
- 2016A MEMS test stage for in situ testing of interfaces between carbon nanotubes and metals
- 2016In-situ monitoring of interface delamination by local thermal transducers exemplified for a flip-chip packagecitations
- 2015Towards nanoreliability of CNT-based sensor applications: Investigations of CNT-metal interfaces combining molecular dynamics simulations, advanced in situ experiments and analytics
- 2014In situ monitoring of interface delamination by the 3o-methodcitations
- 2012Determination of interface fracture parameters by shear testing using different theoretical approachescitations
- 2011Temperature moisture and mode mixity dependent EMC-Copper (oxide) interfacial toughness
- 2010Delamination and combined compound cracking of EMC-copper interfaces
- 2010Temperature moisture and mode mixity dependent EMC- Copper (Oxide) interfacial toughness
- 2010Interfacial fracture parameters of silicon-to-molding compound
- 2009Influence of moisture on the time and temperature dependent properties of polymer systemscitations
- 2009How to fabricate specimens for silicon-to-molding compound interface adhesion measurementscitations
- 2009Establishing mixed mode fracture properties of EMC-copper (-oxide) interfaces at various temperaturescitations
- 2009Establishing mixed mode fracture properties of EMC-copper (-oxide) interfaces at various temperaturescitations
- 2009Modeling cure shrinkage and viscoelasticity to enhance the numerical methods for predicting delamination in semiconductor packagescitations
- 2009Establishing fracture properties of EMC-copper interfaces in the Visco-Elastic temperature regioncitations
- 2008Mixed mode interface characterization considering thermal residual stresscitations
- 2008Interfacial Fracture Properties and Failure Modeling for Microelectronicscitations
- 2008Interface characterization and failure modeling for Semiconductor packagescitations
- 2007Reliability of SnPb and Pb-free flip-chips under different test conditionscitations
- 2007Fatigue analysis of miniaturized lead-free solder contacts based on a novel test conceptcitations
- 2007Failure Analysis of Microelectronic Packages by Pulse IR Thermography
- 2006Lifetime prediction of SnPb and SnAgCu solder joints of chips on copper substrate based on crack propagation FE-analysiscitations
- 2005Novel test concept for experimental lifetime prediction of miniaturized lead-free solder contactscitations
- 2004Evaluation of the primary and secondary creep of SnPb solder joint using a modified grooved-lap test specimencitations
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Interfacial fracture parameters of silicon-to-molding compound
Abstract
The rapid diversification in microelectronics forebodes more complex system integration, be it for denser function integration or a span of dimensions between various technologies. Products may include more features, perform faster and be cheaper. With these trends the amount of material layers is increasing. This challenges development to a faster rating of material pairings. Delamination is a major issue among the related reliability aspects. When the design or testing steps are accompanied by simulation, fracture mechanical descriptions are increasingly proving helpful. The parameters needed for simulation have to be measured and should be available for different fracture mode mix angles. We investigated the interfacial fracture toughness of the Epoxy Molding Compound (EMC) to Silicon interface. Although difficult to delaminate we could carry out measurements using the Mixed Mode Chisel setup (MMC) that allowed us to induce different stress states at the crack tip at various external load angles. The samples we derived from the molding process of embedded wafer level ball grid arrays. Therefore we were able to use samples made with the same process as in real packaging. The crack tip position was determined by analysis of displacement results by digital image correlation. In order to interpret the sample reaction for extracting fracture mechanical parameters, adequate numerical modeling and simulation was required. The experiments provided the parameters for the models. Establishing the residual stress state in the materials preceded the interface delamination simulation: a two step interpretation. Residual stresses cannot be neglected; indeed they are part of the challenges to delaminate this interface at all. We found energy release rates increasing with fracture mode mix, and such values close to pure tensile opening at the crack tip. We recommend to exclude data from short crack lengths and to carefully expose the sample flanks. The results promise to extend the available interfacial fracture data soon.