DocumentCode :
3592921
Title :
Aluminium oxide thickness impact on wire bond shear
Author :
Nee, Ong Cheng ; Seng, Ng Hong ; Yaw, Liau Chu ; Lim, Faith ; Wong, Jason
Author_Institution :
X-FAB Sarawak Sdn. Bhd., Kuching, Malaysia
fYear :
2014
Firstpage :
1
Lastpage :
4
Abstract :
The extensive usage of electronics devices in automotive applications, where high reliability and long life is required making wire bond shear test a mandatory. Tremendous progress has been made to improve the quality and reliability of the semiconductor chip. However, the quality of interconnect seems to have been overlooked and lagged behind than other processes. Internal outgoing inspection on bond pads triggered this study of wire bonding to ensure our reliability before shipping to customer. This experiment mainly focuses on stained pads and metal grain on polyimide module. The introduction of Oxygen Plasma step before polyimide coating was carried out to mitigate the occurrence of stained pad phenomenon. In this paper, we discuss mainly on the impact of Oxygen plasma to aluminium oxide thickness and wire bonding reliability. TEM data indicates that the oxide thickness is acceptable and wire bond shear results will also be shown.
Keywords :
automotive electronics; coatings; lead bonding; reliability; transmission electron microscopy; TEM data; aluminium oxide thickness; aluminium oxide thickness impact; automotive applications; bond pads; electronic device; interconnect quality; internal outgoing inspection; metal grain; oxygen plasma; polyimide coating; polyimide module; reliability; semiconductor chip quality; semiconductor chip reliability; stained pad phenomenon; wire bond shear test; wire bonding; wire bonding reliability; Aluminum oxide; Bonding; Oxygen; Plasmas; Polyimides; Reliability; Wires;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Electronics Manufacturing Technology Conference (IEMT), 2014 IEEE 36th International
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/IEMT.2014.7123129
Filename :
7123129
Link To Document :
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