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A Study on the Bonding Process of Cu Bump/Sn/Cu Bump Bonding Structure for 3D Packaging Applications

2010; Institute of Physics; Volume: 157; Issue: 4 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1149/1.3301931

1945-7111

Byunghoon Lee, Jongseo Park, Seong-jae Jeon, Kee-Won Kwon, Hoo-jeong Lee,

Advanced Welding Techniques Analysis

This study reports the kinetics of the bonding process of a Cu bump/ thick Sn bonding layer/Cu bump bonding structure, popularly adopted for three-dimensional (3D) packaging, and the mechanical properties of the joints. Characterizing the bonding morphologies of the joints using scanning electron microscopy disclosed that a drastic intermetallic phase transformation occurred around the melting temperature of Sn in a manner similar to the wetting process of SnPb solder on Cu. We also delved into the mechanical behavior of the joints using lap-shear testing to illuminate that a unique feature of the joints is a lack of ductility. In addition, the samples exhibited a sensitive dependence of the joint strength on the bonding conditions (temperature and pressure).