EP1763495A1 - Metall-keramic-substrat - Google Patents
Metall-keramic-substratInfo
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- the invention relates to a metal-ceramic substrate according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Metal-ceramic substrates, and in particular copper-ceramic substrates are increasingly being used as base substrates or printed circuit boards in power modules intended for higher operating voltages, e.g. for operating voltages of 600 V and higher.
- One of the requirements of such power modules is a sufficiently high partial discharge resistance. This requirement corresponds to the recognition that partial discharges that occur during the operation of such a module, lead over a long time in the insulating regions of the module to electrically conductive paths that weaken the insulation and ultimately can cause massive voltage breakdowns, so then it comes to a failure of the relevant module.
- the requirement for the highest possible partial discharge resistance refers to the entire module, d. H.
- Each individual component of the module must meet the requirement of the highest possible partial discharge resistance. Since the respective metal-ceramic substrate constitutes an essential component of the respective module, this requirement also applies to this substrate, although partial discharges which occur solely within the metal-ceramic substrate do not cause any damage to the insulating effect there.
- the requirement that each individual component has the required partial discharge resistance results i.a. from the fact that it is fundamentally impossible to determine with measurements on the finished module which individual component of the module is responsible for partial discharges at the module.
- the measurement of partial discharge resistance is specified in the standard IEC 1278.
- the respective test object is subjected to an initial measuring or test phase initially subjected to a significantly higher than the operating voltage insulation voltage and then in a second, subsequent measurement or test phase, first with a reduced, preparatory measurement voltage and finally with the actual measurement or test voltage at which then the partial discharge is measured.
- the preparatory test voltage is above the maximum operating voltage of the relevant module and the actual test voltage below the maximum operating voltage of the module.
- the partial discharge must not exceed a value of 10 pico Coulomb (pC) in this measurement.
- Copper sheets having on their surface sides a layer or coating (reflow layer) of a chemical compound of the metal and a reactive gas, preferably oxygen.
- this layer or coating forms a eutectic with a melting temperature below the melting temperature of the metal (eg copper), so that by placing the Film on the ceramic and by heating all the layers can be joined together, by melting the metal or copper substantially only in the region of the reflow layer or oxide layer.
- the metal eg copper
- the DCB method then has, for example, the following method steps: - Oxidizing a copper foil such that a uniform copper oxide layer results;
- the object of the invention is to show a metal-ceramic substrate which reliably complies with the required partial discharge strength of ⁇ 10 pC. To solve this problem, a metal-ceramic substrate is formed according to claim 1.
- the metallizations are formed, for example, by metal foils, for example by foils of copper or copper alloys.
- the connection between the respective ceramic layer and the metallization is then realized, for example, using the direct bonding method, for example the DCB process.
- metal-ceramic substrate is to be understood more generally as meaning a substrate or a layer sequence which has at least one ceramic layer and at least one metallization provided on at least one surface side of the ceramic layer Invention to understand that portion of the surface area of the transition between the respective metallization and the ceramic layer, which (area fraction) does not have defects and at which thus there is a direct connection of the metal layer to the ceramic.
- the metallizations are connected to the ceramic layer with an adhesive strength of at least 25 N / cm, which is easily achievable with the DCB technique.
- the adhesive strength of the metallization on the ceramic layer can be determined by a standardized measuring method.
- a sample substrate is produced which consists of a rectangular ceramic layer and of a metallization formed on one surface side of the ceramic layer by means of the DCB method and formed by a copper foil.
- the ceramic layer is provided in the transverse direction, for example by laser with a predetermined breaking line.
- the ceramic layer is broken along the predetermined breaking line and then the respective end of the ceramic layer is bent upwards.
- the remaining part of the ceramic layer is placed flat on a base and fixed there. On the upturned end of a peel force is applied vertically upwards.
- the adhesive strength then results as a quotient of the vertical force required for the detachment or removal of the metal layer from the ceramic layer and the width of the strip-shaped sample substrate.
- FIG. 1 shows a very schematic representation of a metal-ceramic substrate, together with a measuring arrangement for measuring the partial discharge strength of the substrate;
- FIG. 3 shows a simplified representation of a partial section through a metal-ceramic substrate in the connection region between a metallization and the ceramic, in the region of a defect;
- a metal-ceramic substrate with a structured metallization in the region of a defect is a metal-ceramic substrate consisting of a ceramic layer 2, on both sides of each metallization 3 or 4 is applied.
- the ceramic layer 2 has a thickness di.
- the area F of the two surface sides of the ceramic layer 2 covered by the metallizations 3 and 4 in the illustrated embodiment is somewhat smaller than the total area of these surface sides.
- the ceramic layer 2 consists for example of Al 2 O 3 or a non-oxide ceramic, such as AlN or S ⁇ 3N4. Ceramic materials with additives are also usable for the ceramic layer 2, for example Al 2 O 3 reinforced with ZrO 2 and / or with additives of cerium oxide, yttrium oxide, magnesium oxide and / or potassium oxide, the ceramic material of the ceramic layer 2 then having, for example, the following composition: Al 2 O 3 70-98% by weight
- Yttrium oxide, magnesium oxide and potassium oxide are formed.
- the two metallizations 3 and 4 are each formed by a copper foil and have a thickness d 2. Furthermore, the metallizations 3 and 4 are directly connected to the ceramic layer 2 by a suitable technique, for example by the direct bonding technique. If the ceramic layer 2 in this case of a non-oxide ceramic, such as AIN or Si3N4, this ceramic layer 2 is provided at least on both surface sides with a surface coating of Al2O3, wherein the thickness of this surface coating is not more than 10 microns. Through this surface coating, it is then even when using the The above-mentioned non-oxide ceramics possible to fix the metallizations 3 and 4 with the DCB process surface on the ceramic layer 2.
- a suitable technique for example by the direct bonding technique.
- FIG. 2 shows the basic profile of the voltage applied to the metallizations 3 and 4 during the test of the partial discharge strength
- the entire measuring process essentially comprises the two phases I and II, which are carried out in chronological succession.
- the measuring voltage VM is increased starting at the time 0 to a predetermined by the measurement method value Vi (insulation voltage), approximately within 10 seconds, then held over a period Ti of about 60 seconds at the value Vi and then lowered continuously, so that approximately 80 seconds after the first measurement phase I is completed, in which essentially the dielectric strength of the metal-ceramic substrate 1 has been tested.
- Vi insulation voltage
- the second measurement phase II is automatically initiated, ie approximately 10 seconds after the measurement voltage VM has again reached zero in the first measurement phase I, namely the measurement voltage VM is increased from zero to the value Vi within a predetermined time period, for example within 10 seconds, and then kept at this value over a time period Ti of, for example, 60 seconds. Subsequently, the measuring voltage VM is lowered to a value V2 and kept constant at this value over a predetermined time period T2. Before the expiration of the time period T2 takes place in a predetermined measurement interval TM, which is significantly smaller than the time period T2, the measurement of the partial discharge. After this measurement, the measuring voltage VM is continuously returned to zero.
- the insulation voltage Vi is clearly above the voltage Vi.
- the latter is also greater than the voltage V2, with which then the partial discharge resistance is measured.
- the absolute values Vi, Vi and V2 are dependent on the respective maximum operating voltage of the module containing the metal-ceramic substrate 1.
- the following table shows the voltage values Vi, V2 and V3 for modules with different operating voltages.
- the thickness di of the ceramic layer 2 plays a decisive role, and in principle irrespective of the type of ceramic material of this layer.
- the limit value of less than 10 pC for the partial discharge at the voltage V2 can then be easily met if the voltage V2 and the thickness di fulfill the following function: V 2 ( ⁇ 10 pC) ⁇ 6.1 x di [KV] or d1 ( ⁇ 10 pC)> 1 / 6.1 x V 2 [KV] where di is in mm.
- the invention is further based on the finding that the surface occupied by the metallizations also significantly determines the partial discharge resistance as a further parameter, and that it is therefore expedient, for the particular metal-ceramic substrate 1 of a module, for the metallizations 3 and 4 areas limited to a maximum of 110 cm 2 .
- Another crucial parameter for the partial discharge resistance are any defects 5 in the form of cavities at the transition between the respective metallization 3 and 4 and the ceramic layer 2, but such flaws with a diameter d3 smaller than 50 microns and with a height h less than 50 microns the Not affect partial discharge resistance, provided that the total area ratio of the defects 5 is based on the occupied by the respective metallization 3 or 4 total area in the range of 5% or less.
- Metallization 3 or 4 formed defects 5, the partial discharge resistance is also affected by defects 6, the z.
- the defects 6 occurring in the structuring can be reduced by the fact that the course of the edge 6.1, which the respective defect 6 has on the surface side of the ceramic layer 2, does not fall below a radius of curvature of 80 ⁇ m.
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