研究生: |
游詠晞 Yu, Yung-Si |
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論文名稱: |
電遷移效應對銀銅合金微結構的影響 Electromigration-induced microstructure evolution in Ag-Cu alloys |
指導教授: |
林士剛
Lin, Shih-kang |
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: | 2016 |
畢業學年度: | 104 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 84 |
中文關鍵詞: | 銀銅合金 、電遷移 、臨場同步輻射X光實驗 、臨場掃描式電子顯微鏡通電實驗 |
外文關鍵詞: | Ag-Cu alloys, Electromigration, in situ SEM, in situ synchrotron XRD |
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隨著電子構裝技術的精進,電子產品的微型化伴隨導線高電流密度,會引發「電遷移效應」-原子因通電而造成的擴散現象,本研究探討在打線接合中最有潛力來取代傳統金線的銀與銅之銀銅合金。過去文獻曾報導通電造成「合金過飽和」的現象,然而關於電遷移對合金影響的討論較少,本研究以通電中臨場掃描式電子顯微鏡 (in situ SEM)結合通電中臨場同步輻射X光繞射實驗 (in situ XRD)來探討電遷移對銀銅合金的影響。本實驗銀銅合金組成特意選擇為在銀銅二元相圖上是單相區的Ag97Cu3與兩相區的Ag75Cu25。臨場SEM結果顯示通電後Ag97Cu3 與Ag75Cu25皆有晶粒成長的現象,且在Ag75Cu25中觀察到噴泉狀 (micro-fountain)與麵條狀不曾觀察到的微結構,顯示傳統電遷移理論無法完整解釋發生的機制。臨場XRD分析顯示在通電過程中晶格處於一個晶格膨脹的狀態,且晶格膨脹程度隨電流密度增加而增加,應變量也隨之上升。Ag75Cu25通電後晶格膨脹之應變量大於Ag97Cu3晶格膨脹之應變量,而Ag75Cu25中富銀相通電引發之應變量又大於富銅相通電引發之應變量,表示銀原子與銅原子間存在著不均勻的應力分佈,而該應力梯度很有可能為造成臨場SEM觀察到晶粒成長、麵條狀微結構的主要原因。除此之外,通電後引發的應變量對合金微結構的改變與試片的失效時間有很大的影響,應變越大,失效時間越快。結合SEM與XRD結果顯示單相區的Ag97Cu3較兩相區的Ag75Cu25擁有更加的抗電遷移能力。
As the technologies in microelectronic industry are being developed, miniaturization of electronic products is inevitable. However, as miniaturization requires much smaller interconnects, the current density goes up, as well as the probability of circuit failure induced by electromigration. In this study, Ag-Cu alloys were investigated since silver and copper are best potential metals to replace traditional gold wires for wire bonding. The phenomenon of alloy supersaturation after current stressing is being studied yet there are not much researches about the electromigration on alloys. The compositions of Ag-Cu alloys were chosen to be one-phase alloy Ag97Cu3 and two-phase alloy Ag75Cu25. Microstructure evolution and crystal structure of Ag97Cu3 and Ag75Cu25 under 4x〖10〗^5 A/cm^2 current stressing were investigated using in-situ SEM and in-situ XRD analysis. Significant coarsening of Ag-rich grains and Cu-rich grains were observed for both Ag97Cu3 and Ag75Cu25 under current stressing. In Ag75Cu25, the microstructure became noodle-like pattern after current stressing for 260 minutes, where copper is the major atom with little silver atoms. In situ XRD analysis indicated that both Ag97Cu3 and Ag75Cu25 experienced lattice expansion during current stressing, and the lattice expansion strain induced by current stressing of Ag75Cu25 was higher than that of Ag97Cu3. Besides, the induced strain of silver atoms was higher than that of copper atoms in Ag75Cu25, indicating that there was a non-uniform lattice expansion of silver and copper atoms, which established a stress gradient between silver and copper atoms. Such strain energy gradient might be the driving force of grain growth and the noodle-like pattern. Our experiments also revealed that the higher the strain induced during current stressing, the shorter the failure time. Combining the in-situ SEM results and in-situ XRD results suggest that one-phase alloy Ag97Cu3 shows better electromigration resistance than two-phase alloy Ag75Cu25.
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