AuSn PASTE

Solution

Chips can be bonded to rough
or warped substrates

Challenge

Bond strength is not stable due to substrate roughness

  • When a chip with a AuSn deposition film is bonded, the surface of the substrate is rough and does not attach properly.
  • When a chip with a AuSn deposition film is bonded, the warp of the substrate is large and does not attach properly.

Solution Overview

AuSn paste is a solder paste that is a mixture of AuSn powder and flux. In addition to flexibility in the supplying shape, since it contains a flux that accelerates the wetting and spreading of the solder, it can fill into the uneven parts of the substrate and get wet, and good bonding can be obtained.

Solution Overview

Effect

  • Before

    When a chip with a AuSn deposition film is used, since the surface of the substrate is rough / the substrate is greatly warped, the part where the AuSn layer is not in contact remains unwetted even after reflow.

  • After

    Even if the substrate has surface roughness and / or warpage, the fill into the parts where the distance between the substrate and the chip are uneven, thus good bonding can be obtained.

MOVIE

This video shows a comparison between the bonding of chips with AuSn deposition film, and AuSn paste. AuSn paste ensures good bonding conditions and bonding strength.

ADVANTAGE

  • ADVANTAGE01

    Since it is a paste, it can flexibly handle unevenness on the substrate.

  • ADVANTAGE02

    The AuSn paste can also flexibly handle the warpage of substrates that are difficult to bond with AuSn deposition films.

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This solution utilizes
Mitsubishi Materials' AuSn paste.

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