Physics of failure and high-temperature reliability on Ag sintered ENIG finished die-attachments at 175 °C for integration of in-wheel motor systems

  • Seoah Kim
  • , Junyeong Kim
  • , Min Su Kim
  • , Jungsoo Park
  • , Sungwook Mhin
  • , Dongjin Kim

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Abstract

This study focuses on Ag die bonding failure physics and high-temperature reliability that the die back-side and substrate surface are both finished ENIG when power modules are embedded in-wheel motor systems. The thermal reliability of the Ag sintered die-bonded structures was harsh thermal aging tested for up to 500 h at 250 °C. We systematically investigated the degradation mechanism generated during the thermal endurance test at 250 °C of the die-attach structure bonded with Ag sinter at a very low temperature of 175 °C by EBSD analysis.

Original languageEnglish
Article number115090
JournalMicroelectronics Reliability
Volume150
DOIs
StatePublished - Nov 2023

Keywords

  • EBSD
  • In-wheel motor systems
  • Low temperature die bonding
  • Nanoscale Ag joining
  • Power electronics

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