EP3234957A1 - Low-warpage ceramic carrier plate and method for production - Google Patents
Low-warpage ceramic carrier plate and method for productionInfo
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- the invention relates to a ceramic carrier plate, which may comprise a passive component integrated therein and which may serve as a substrate for mounting an electrical component. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for producing the carrier plate.
- Known ceramic carrier plates have at least one
- Functional layer which includes a functional ceramic, in which an electrical component is realized or
- Such functional ceramics may be selected from varistor ceramics or others
- Electroceramics such as ferrite, piezoelectric ceramics,
- dielectric ceramics for multilayer capacitors (MLCC), LTCC ceramics (MCM) and others.
- the carrier plates are produced by sintering a green compact, which already comprises structured electrodes or green structured electrode layers.
- the green compact has only a slight lateral fading during sintering.
- Various ways of reducing lateral fading are known.
- One possibility is to exert a force perpendicular to the layer plane on the green body during sintering, in order to force the fade predominantly in this direction.
- One more way is to provide a clamping layer which is connected to the green compact for the functional ceramic, which reduces the lateral shrinkage during sintering due to the adhesion effect with the green compact.
- the tension layer remains an integral part of the support plate after the sintering process.
- the tension layer is also possible to carry out the tension layer as a sacrificial layer, which is sintered with the green compact and removed from the substrate after the sintering process.
- the adhesion of the non-sintering clamping layer is ensured with the later functional ceramic. If the proportion of glass in the layer regions on both sides of the joint plane is selected to be smaller than, for example, 5% by weight, the adhesion of the layers during sintering is not ensured and delamination of the two layers occurs regularly and, as a consequence, to substrate deformation, which is altogether caused an increased rejection during production.
- a disadvantage of the glass admixture is that it causes a degradation of the electrical or dielectric properties of the functional ceramic. On the one hand, this is due to the non-pure, because glass-containing functional layer which can unduly degrade the function of the functional ceramic. In addition, some glass components can diffuse and a chemical
- Object of the present invention is therefore, a
- Another object is to provide a method for producing the carrier plate.
- the invention solves the problem of adhesion between
- Functional layer and tension layer with the help of an intermediate arranged connection layer are formed glass-free or have only a small proportion of glass less than 5 wt.%, Which usually does not cause any degradation of the electrical properties of the functional layer or in the functional layer before ⁇ lying functional ceramics.
- the tie layer is itself a glass layer or comprises glass-forming
- oxides which convert to glass in the sintering process.
- Such a support plate can be produced with little lateral sintering shrinkage and low distortion, since the
- the bonding layer has a layer thickness of about 0.5 to 10 ym.
- the connecting layer furthermore has an adapted coefficient of thermal expansion, which is preferably between that of the clamping layer and that of the functional layer. If the tension layer is used as sacrificial layer and later removed, the thermal
- Both flow properties and thermal expansion coefficient ⁇ the link layer can be adjusted by the addition of selected filler.
- Advantageous fillers may, for. B. from the same
- Fillers may also serve to adjust other physical properties of the tie layer.
- the glass component or glass components are in the
- Connecting layer preferably free of mobile ions that diffuse into the functional layer
- the functional layer is a varistor ceramic and especially if it is doped with praseodymium.
- the melting point of the bonding layer may be in the region of the functional layer, but is normally lower than the melting point of the functional layer. Too big
- the bonding layer is made of a material which flows in a controlled manner during the sintering process. For a sufficiently good adhesion effect it is not required that the bonding layer completely wet the surfaces of the tension layer and functional layer. The wetting property can therefore be reduced without the adhesion being reduced too much.
- the bonding layer preferably contains glass components for a borosilicate glass, which is characterized by a low thermal expansion coefficient CTE and has elastoplastic properties. The latter make it possible that when cooling not too large thermal
- the glass components therefore, have as main components on preferred ⁇ , oxides of silicon and / or germanium, boron and potassium or other alkali metals.
- the glass components of the compound layer can be selected exclusively from the stated ines and oxides. However, other ions are also possible, provided they have the properties of
- the main components mentioned comprise at least 70% by weight of the tie layer. In addition, can still fixed
- the support plate comprises a varistor ceramic, which is particularly sensitive to diffusion of certain ions and could then degrade their electrical properties are preferably the bonding layer or the glasses and glass components used for it substantially free of
- Diffusion temperature is at which a diffusion of aluminum into the functional ceramic can be done, especially if it is selected from a varistor material.
- Diffusion temperature is at which a diffusion of aluminum into the functional ceramic can be done, especially if it is selected from a varistor material.
- Varistor ceramic and in particular another semiconductor, other ions may be detrimental to their electrical function and are advantageous as part of the
- the functional ceramic may be a ferrite, an NTC ceramic or a PTC ceramic.
- the tension layer has a sintering temperature
- the tension layer may be a solid, thus dense ceramic. In this case, a good mutual adaptation of the different thermal expansion coefficients of great advantage.
- the tension layer can also be a non-sintering Be powder layer, from which only the binder is burned out. Even such layers have a high mechanical strength, which allow their use as a tension layer. The mechanical strength is attributed to Van der Walsche forces.
- Exemplary good suitable materials are highly sintered oxides and other compounds such. Zirconia,
- Magnesium silicate also suitable are nitrides, carbides and borides, which are not always inexpensive.
- Aluminum oxide ceramic is also suitable as a tension layer as well as other refractory materials.
- a layer thickness is selected that corresponds approximately to the layer thickness of the functional layer. Thickness of the functional layer is understood to mean the thickness of all partial layers of the functional layer, which, in addition to layers of functional ceramic, may also comprise metallization layers for electrodes and other auxiliary and intermediate layers.
- the layer thickness of the stress layer should be chosen so that it is at least half
- Layer thickness of the functional layer corresponds. It is also possible, however, in the invention
- Carrier plate to provide two clamping layers, which are arranged on opposite sides of the functional layer and each with a connecting layer as an intermediate layer be applied.
- the sum of the layer thicknesses of both stress layers is considered, which then optimally lies between 50 and 100% of the layer thickness of the functional layer.
- the functional layer may comprise a varistor material in which a varistor is formed.
- a functional ceramic layer made of varistor material it also comprises at least two electrode layers, but preferably a multilayer structure in which a plurality of partial layers of the varistor ceramic with structured electrode layers in the
- Multilayer ceramic capacitors also have a multilayer structure in which alternating electrode layers and functional ceramic layers provide the device function.
- the functional layer can also have plated-through holes, via which either different metallization layers are connected to one another, or in which deeper electrode layers are connected to the surface of the
- Functional layer can be connected. With the help of vias, a connection for these lower-lying functional layers can be created on the surface of the functional layer.
- the functional layer may further include at least two sub-layers comprise from ⁇ functional ceramics having different properties electro-ceramic having at least three metallization layers and together with the Help of electrodes are structured to two different passive electrical components.
- at least one passive component is within each
- FIG. 1 shows a first carrier plate in schematic form
- Figure 2 is a second carrier plate in the schematic
- FIG. 3 shows a section from FIGS. 1 or 2
- FIGS. 4A to 4D show various process steps in the production of a carrier plate according to a first embodiment
- FIGS. 5A to 5C show various process stages in the production of a carrier plate according to a second embodiment
- FIG. 6 shows a functional layer with an exemplary passive component integrated in the schematic cross section
- FIG. 7 shows the functional layer of FIG. 6 after sintering with remaining connecting layer
- FIG. 8 shows the functional layer of FIG. 7 after
- Figure 1 shows a simple embodiment of a
- connection layer VS is mounted.
- the functional layer FS comprises, for example, a functional ceramic based on a varistor ceramic with a varistor formed therein.
- a glass composition is prepared with 78 wt% SiO 2, 19 wt% boron oxide, 3 wt% potassium oxide. Such a composition is adapted with respect to the expansion coefficient of the material of the varistor ceramic.
- the softening point of the glass is about 775 °.
- the bonding layer VS is applied to the functional layer FS, for example in the form of a paste which comprises said glass components in finely divided form, for example by printing.
- pasty bonding layer VS is about 2 to 10 ym.
- a green film based on zirconium oxide is produced for the clamping layer SPS.
- the green sheet is laminated onto the bonding layer VS via the functional layer FS.
- the entire structure is sintered at about 920 ° C. At this temperature melts and reflows the glass ⁇ component in the connection layer VS. From the green foil for the clamping layer SPS only the binder burns out while the grain structure of the clamping layer SPS
- FIG. 1 After controlled cooling to room temperature, the structure shown in Figure 1 is obtained.
- the construction shown in FIG. 1 can now serve as a substrate for an electrical component. However, it is also to remove the tension layer PLC, which has a granular structure on ⁇ , prior to further processing to the substrate again.
- offer mechanical removal processes for example sandblasting with a suitable particle ⁇ shaped medium, eg. With zirconia grains, wet abrading with abrasive particles or brushes.
- the brushing can be carried out in several stages, wherein brushes of different hardness are used in a series of partial steps in such a way that the brushing with the softest brush takes place in the last method step.
- Functional layer determines and so the lateral fading
- Carrier plate has a lateral loss of less than 1.0%, measured along the x, y axes.
- FIG. 2 shows a further embodiment of a fiction, modern ⁇ carrier plate TP, in the opposite of the first clamping layer SPS1 a second clamping layer SPS2 means a second connection layer VS2 is applied.
- the arrangement thus has a symmetrical structure with the functional layer FS as a mirror plane.
- the application of the second tension layer takes place as the application of the first tension layer.
- the two clamping layers SPS1, SPS2 become either synchronous or continuous one after the other
- the sintering step is done for both
- FIG. 3 shows a structural detail of a carrier plate TP according to the invention at the interface between the clamping layer SPS, the connecting layer VS and the functional layer FS.
- Functional layer FS is compacted by sintering and is non-porous.
- the surface has a certain roughness on the grain structure of the clamping layer SPS
- clamping layer SPS still has the particle structure from which the
- the particles in the clamping layer SPS have a good adhesion to one another, stabilize the tension layer mechanically and thus allow the tensioning effect.
- the bonding layer VS conforms to the two surfaces of the functional layer FS and the tension layer SPS and, due to the areal enlarged interfaces, produces a high adhesion effect.
- the boundary layer between each connection layer VS and the respective surface of clamping layer PLC and functional layer FS is called.
- FIGS. 4A to 4D show different process steps in the production of a carrier plate according to a first embodiment Execution.
- a layer GV of a glass paste in a thin layer thickness up to a maximum of 10 ⁇ m is applied to the green body GF of a functional layer FS as precursor of the bonding layer VS.
- FIG. 4 shows the arrangement.
- a clamping layer SPS is now applied, for example by lamination of a green sheet GS, which comprises a dense packing of highly sintered ceramic particles, for example based on zirconium oxide, in a binder.
- the structure is sintered, the green sheet GS of the clamping layer SPS largely maintains its volume, since only the binder burns out.
- the glass paste layer GV of the bonding layer VS softens and flows on the porous surface of the tension layer SPS.
- the green film structure GF of the functional layer FS also sinters, thereby producing a sintering shrinkage by compaction. However, this only manifests itself in a reduction of the layer thickness during the transition from the green film structure GF to
- Functional layer FS The layer thickness decreases from the original dl according to FIG. 4B to d2 according to FIG. 4C.
- the lateral shrinkage is due to the tension with the
- Clamping layer PLC prevents. During cooling after sintering, the structure remains largely dimensionally stable and dimensionally stable and only reduces by the thermal expansion.
- tension layer SPS is used as a sacrificial layer, it must then be mechanically removed, as indicated by arrows in FIG. 4C.
- Figure 4D shows the arrangement after removal of the
- the functional layer FS is now only of covered with a glass layer corresponding to the original bonding layer VS. Because of the greater hardness of the glass layer or the bonding layer, this is mechanically stable against the selected Abtrags vide.
- FIGS. 5A to 5C show different process stages in the production of a carrier plate according to the invention according to a second variant of the method.
- the starting point is a clamping layer SPS which is in the form of a solid plate and onto which a glass paste GV for the bonding layer VS is applied in a thin layer thickness of not more than 10 ⁇ m.
- FIG. 5A shows the arrangement at this process stage.
- a green film GF or a green film stack for the functional layer FS is then applied to the layer GV of the glass particles, for example by lamination. However, it is also possible to individually laminate the green sheets for the functional layer.
- FIG. 5B shows the arrangement on this process stage with laminated green sheets for the functional layer FS.
- the sintering takes place, similar to that described with reference to FIGS. 4A to 4D. Again, during sintering and cooling prevents the tension of the functional layer FS with the clamping layer SPS a lateral sintering shrinkage, so that the sintering shrinkage takes place only in the dimension vertical to the layer plane.
- the layer thickness of the film stack for the functional layer FS or the individual functional layers FS is reduced, as in
- Figure 6 shows an exemplary passive element, as in the stack of green sheets GF for the later functional layer FS can be integrated. Between two sub-layers FS1, FS2,. , , The functional ceramic is a structured electrode layer EL for the passive element
- the electrode layers EL are alternately connected to one each of at least two plated-through holes DK1, DK2, so that first electrode layers ELI are connected to a first plated-through hole DK1, whereas second electrode layers EL2 are connected to a second plated-through hole DK2.
- a component structure can be realized for example with a varistor ceramic and forms a varistor.
- the structure shown in FIG. 6 can also be a ceramic multilayer capacitor, in which the partial layers of the ceramic functional layer FS are made of a
- FIG. 7 shows the passive component shown in FIG. 6 as a process product after sintering and removal of the tension layer. Only the glass layer of the original stress layer VS is now present above the functional layer FS.
- a connection area AF are generated.
- a via VA can be led through the glass layer of the original link layer ⁇ VS, for example, by electroless metal deposition.
- the metallic electrical connection surface AF is generated over the filled via VA, for example by printing and burning of contacts.
- FIG. 8 shows the arrangement on this procedural stage.
- Component be mounted electrically and mechanically, wherein the carrier plate serves as a support for the device. Due to the integrated passive component, a protective function can be realized in the carrier plate, which protects the component against overvoltage, for example. However, other passive component functions in the form of corresponding passive components can also be realized in the carrier plate and connected to the component.
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