| 研究生: |
劉季銘 Liu, Ji-Ming |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
熱時效對鋅錫鈦高溫無鉛銲錫與銅及鎳界面反應行為之影響 Effects of Thermal Aging on the Interfacial Reaction between Zn-25Sn-xTi Solder and Cu, Ni Substrates |
| 指導教授: |
林光隆
Lin, Kwang-Lung |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
工學院 - 材料科學及工程學系 Department of Materials Science and Engineering |
| 論文出版年: | 2020 |
| 畢業學年度: | 108 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 149 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 高溫無鉛銲錫接點 、鋅錫合金 、合金添加 、時效處理 、界面反應 、活化能 、微結構 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | High temperature lead-free solder, Zn-Sn alloy, Alloy addition, Aging process, Interfacial reaction, Activation energy, Microstructure |
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本研究於Zn-25Sn合金中微量添加鈦元素,分析此系列銲錫合金與銅、鎳基板接合後,再經熱時效處理,對其界面反應與微結構的影響。Zn-25Sn與鎳基板經迴焊後,會在界面生成單層Ni5Zn21介金屬化合物,其界面反應為反應控制機制。微量添加鈦元素後,會使反應轉變為擴散控制機制,同時Ni5Zn21介金屬化合物的成長活化能會由63.24 kJ/mol下降至37.74 kJ/mol。而Ni5Zn21依據其晶粒形貌可大致分為三個區域,分別為凝核區、柱狀晶區,以及由等軸晶與柱狀晶共同組成的混合區域,在時效過程中,Ni5Zn21的厚度成長主要來自柱狀晶區晶粒的成長。Zn-25Sn與銅基板經迴焊後,則會在界面生成CuZn5及Cu5Zn8介金屬化合物。Cu5Zn8與總體介金屬化合物(CuZn5 + Cu5Zn8)的成長活化能,經過微量鈦元素添加後,也與鎳接點呈現類似趨勢,分別從39.74 kJ/mol及48.91 kJ/mol略微下降至35.91 kJ/mol及44.92 kJ/mol。迴焊試片界面分為由細晶粒所構成的CuZn5與晶粒較為粗大的Cu5Zn8,經時效處理後,可以發現在原先粗大Cu5Zn8 晶粒與銅基板之間生成了一層由細小Cu5Zn8 晶粒所構成的組織,而其界面介金屬化合物的成長,主要就來自這層細小Cu5Zn8晶粒在數量上的成長。
This study investigated the effects of minor addition of Ti on the interfacial reactions and microstructure variation of Ni/25Sn-xTi/Ni, Cu/Zn-25Sn-xTi/Cu solder joints during thermal aging. IMC formed between Zn-25Sn-xTi solder and Ni substrate was identified as Ni5Zn21. The interfacial Ni5Zn21 growth was controlled by the chemical reaction at first. After the addition of Ti, the activation energy of Ni5Zn21 growth decreased from 63.24 kJ/mol to 37.74 kJ/mol and the rate-controlling step changed to the volume diffusion. According to the grain morphology, Ni5Zn21 could be divided into three different zones: nucleation zone, columnar zone and mixed zone. Ni5Zn21 grains in columnar zone grew significantly after aging treatment. The interfacial IMCs formed between Zn-25Sn and Cu substrates were CuZn5 and Cu5Zn8. CuZn5 phase transformed to Cu5Zn8 after aging at 250℃ for 36h in this study. The activation energy of Cu5Zn8 and total IMC (CuZn5 + Cu5Zn8) growth changed from 39.74 to 35.91 kJ/mol and 48.91 to 44.92 kJ/mol, respectively. Ti addition slightly lowered the activation energy of Cu-Zn IMC growth. CuZn5 consisted of extremely fine grains while Cu5Zn8 was comprised of coarser grains. The total IMC growth during aging processes was mainly ascribed to the increase in the number of the newly-formed finer Cu5Zn8 grains between the original Cu5Zn8 IMC and Cu substrate.
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