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Computational modeling of creep-based fatigue as a means of selecting lead-free solder alloys
J. Eckermann,
S. Mehmood,
H.M. Davies,
N.P. Lavery,
S.G.R. Brown,
J. Sienz,
A. Jones,
P. Sommerfeld,
Steve Brown,
Johann Sienz 
,
Nicholas Lavery ,
Helen Davies
,
Nicholas Lavery ,
Helen Davies
Microelectronics Reliability, Volume: 54, Issue: 6-7, Pages: 1235 - 1242
Swansea University Authors:
Steve Brown, Johann Sienz , Nicholas Lavery , Helen Davies
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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.microrel.2014.02.017
Abstract
The primary aim of this investigation was to understand the effect of temperature fluctuations on a number of various solder materials namely SAC105, SAC305, SAC405 and Sn–36Pb–2Ag. To achieve this objective, three different classic joint assemblies (a ball joint, a test specimen joint and finger le...
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The primary aim of this investigation was to understand the effect of temperature fluctuations on a number of various solder materials namely SAC105, SAC305, SAC405 and Sn–36Pb–2Ag. To achieve this objective, three different classic joint assemblies (a ball joint, a test specimen joint and finger lead joint) were modeled which provided the foundation for the creep and fatigue behaviors simulation. Anand’s viscoplasticity as a constitutive equation was employed to characterize the behavior of solders numerically under the influence of thermal power cycles (80–150 °C) and thermal shock cycles (−40 to 125 °C). To extend the research outcome for industrial use, two additional research activities were carried out. One of them was to obtain lifetime-predictions of solder joints based on Coffin Manson concept. The other one focused on parameterization to obtain the ideal solder thickness under the consideration of plastic strain and economic benefit. |
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