WO2016027593A1 - 接合構造、接合材、及び接合方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a lead-free joining structure that can withstand the temperature on the high temperature side of the temperature hierarchy connection, a joining material for forming the joining structure, and a joining method.
- Pb-5Sn solder is used for the high temperature solder.
- This solder has a melting point of 303/305 ° C., is suitable for hierarchical soldering, has good wettability, and has good thermal shock resistance, and is widely used.
- solder material containing Cu particles and Sn particles as solder particles is used as a bonding material used for connection on the high temperature side of the lead-free temperature hierarchy connection.
- a rolled solder foil has been proposed (see Patent Document 1). In this solder foil, when the solder foil is placed between the members and heated, the melted Sn and Cu particles react with each other, and the Cu particles are bonded together by Cu 6 Sn 5 (intermetallic compound). As a result, the bonding strength by the solder foil is ensured even at 280 ° C.
- the bonding material of Patent Document 1 is formed by rolling a solder material containing Cu particles and Sn particles, it is necessary to uniformly mix Cu particles and Sn particles. For this reason, not only the mixing operation takes time, but also the manufacturing cost for obtaining a predetermined thickness by rolling increases.
- Cu 6 Sn 5 itself which is an intermetallic compound of Cu and Sn, has poor wettability and has hard and brittle characteristics.
- the entire bonding structure is uniformly composed of a large amount of Cu 6 Sn 5 , so that the wettability may deteriorate and the thermal shock resistance may be inferior. is there.
- Patent Document 1 it is difficult to sufficiently reduce voids because of compression molding after blending Cu and Sn particles. That is, in Patent Document 1, Sn is plastically flowed during compression molding to fill a gap between Cu balls, and Sn is not melted to fill a gap between Cu balls. In this case, it is difficult to completely fill the fine gaps of the Cu balls with only Sn plastic flow. For this reason, in the Cu and Sn particle-containing paste solder of the prior art, although a certain amount of voids is reduced, the voids cannot be reduced to the lead solder level.
- Patent Document 1 also describes that heat is generated to some extent during compression molding and that the temperature is raised slightly in order to increase the fluidity of Sn.
- the production of the intermetallic compound Cu 6 Sn 5 between the Cu and Sn particles is inevitable. This is because Cu easily reacts with Sn even when the temperature rises to such an extent that Sn does not melt.
- Sn fluidity is impaired during compression molding, and voids are more likely to occur.
- the bondability by the solder foil is impaired. This is because the intermetallic compound Cu 6 Sn 5 itself has poor wettability as described above, and therefore inhibits the wettability of Sn mixed with particles.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a joining structure that can perform a fluxless joining operation and has the same characteristics as a joining structure joined with lead-free conventional high-temperature lead solder, and a joining for forming the joining structure. It is in providing a material and a joining method.
- Sn is disposed in a state of being laminated on Cu before joining, between the first member and the second member, and Cu and Sn
- generates the intermetallic compound of and joins a 1st member and a 2nd member is provided.
- the molten Sn surely fills the Cu interface without gaps, and generates an intermetallic compound in a layered manner over the entire surface of Cu. Therefore, the void which generate
- Patent Document 1 it is not necessary to compress and mold Sn to cause plastic flow. For this reason, before joining, the production
- the intermetallic compound is disposed in layers on the entire surface of the interface of the first member and the interface of the second member in the bonding portion, and the interface between the interface of the first member and the interface of the second member.
- the two interfaces are dispersed and arranged in a network.
- the network structure of IMC seems to be effective for thermal shock resistance. That is, the IMC has a relatively hard property, but has a network structure of IMC particles that are dispersed and precipitated in a three-dimensional direction in a widely diluted state. For this reason, the IMC is easily deformed due to its structure. In addition, single Sn filling the periphery of the IMC has characteristics that are rich in malleability and ductility. For this reason, the thermal stress which arose in the junction part can be absorbed.
- Cu is arranged by at least one of the first member, the second member, or another member layer other than before bonding. In this configuration, labor for arranging Cu is reduced.
- Sn and Cu are preferably laminated in direct contact with each other.
- This structure has a simple junction structure as compared with the case where another layer exists between Sn and Cu.
- Sn and Cu are preferably laminated in a state where a Ni layer is disposed between Sn and Cu.
- the Ni layer can delay the contact between Sn and Cu until Sn with good wettability melts and spreads sufficiently.
- wetting inhibition due to IMC generation immediately after Sn melting can be prevented, and time for Sn to spread can be secured.
- generated after that favorable wetting by Sn and high temperature joining by IMC can be made compatible.
- the above-mentioned joining structure exists between the first member and the second member, Cu and Sn intermetallic compound layer joined to the interface of the first member, Cu joined to the interface of the second member, It is preferable to include an Sn intermetallic compound layer and an intermediate layer that exists between the two intermetallic compound layers and in which the network-like Cu and Sn intermetallic compounds exist in Sn.
- Cu 6 Sn 5 which is an intermetallic compound of Cu and Sn, does not melt up to its melting point of 415 ° C.
- Cu 6 Sn 5 itself has poor wettability and has a hard and brittle characteristic. For this reason, it is not preferable that many of the joining structures are uniformly made of Cu 6 Sn 5 because wettability and thermal shock resistance may be deteriorated.
- Sn has good wettability and tends to be more malleable and ductile than Cu 6 Sn 5 .
- the bonding structure for bonding the first member and the second member is an intermetallic compound of Cu and Sn generated at the interface of the first member and Cu bonded to the interface of the second member.
- an intermetallic compound between Sn and an intermetallic compound layer, and an intermediate layer in which a network-like intermetallic compound of Cu and Sn exists in Sn is uniformly composed of an intermetallic compound of Cu and Sn.
- the intermediate layer in which the network-like intermetallic compound of Cu and Sn exists in Sn has wettability and thermal shock resistance. Demonstrate. Thereby, good wettability equivalent to Sn can be ensured and high thermal shock resistance is provided.
- the joining operation can be performed at a low temperature equal to or lower than that of conventional lead solder, which is higher than the melting point of Sn and about 250 to 350 ° C. at which the intermetallic compound of Cu and Sn melts into Sn. At the same time, once bonded, bonding is ensured up to a high melting point of 415 ° C. Therefore, it is possible to perform a joining operation without flux, and lead-free and can have characteristics equivalent to those of a joining structure joined with a conventional lead solder.
- the interface of one intermetallic compound layer of both the intermetallic compound layers has larger irregularities than the interface of the other intermetallic compound layer. Therefore, the member joined through one intermetallic compound layer of both the intermetallic compound layers is difficult to separate from the intermediate layer due to the anchor effect.
- the first member is preferably made of Cu
- the intermetallic compound layer of Cu and Sn generated at the interface of the first member is preferably made of a Cu 3 Sn layer and a Cu 6 Sn 5 layer.
- the difference in thermal expansion coefficient between adjacent layers existing from the intermediate layer to Cu is reduced. The thermal shock resistance is improved.
- a bonding material in which a Cu layer and an Sn layer are present on at least the entire surface of the Cu layer.
- the bonding material having this configuration for example, when an element is bonded onto the Cu wiring, the Sn layer is stacked on the Cu wiring so as to be in contact with at least the entire surface of the Cu layer, and the element is mounted thereon. To do. Then, it is heated to about 250 to 350 ° C., which is higher than the melting point of Sn and in which the molten Sn forms an intermetallic compound with Cu. When Sn is melted by heating, it reacts with Cu immediately.
- an intermetallic compound (IMC) of Cu and Sn is formed at the interface of the Cu wiring.
- the remaining Sn that has not been converted to IMC is in a molten state.
- the dissolved IMC moves in the Sn, and most of the IMC collects at the interface of the device electrode.
- an IMC layer is generated at the interface of the device electrode. Therefore, since the Cu layer and the Sn layer are laminated and arranged, the joining operation can be performed without flux.
- a part of the IMC is dissolved in the IMC layer and Sn, it can have characteristics equivalent to those of a joint structure joined by conventional lead solder.
- the Cu layer and the Sn layer constitute a clad material.
- the bonding material is a clad material of a Cu layer and an Sn layer, workability during use is improved as compared with the case of laminating separate foils.
- the Sn layer is preferably composed of a plating layer formed on the Cu layer.
- a thin layer can be easily stacked.
- Sn foil is mounted on the oxidized surface of Cu foil. In this case, in order to avoid the adverse effect of the oxide film, it is necessary to work in an H 2 reduction furnace.
- an oxide film is not formed between the Cu layer and the Sn layer.
- the Cu layer and the Sn layer are preferably made of foil.
- the thickness can be easily controlled.
- the Cu layer is preferably made of a Cu plate
- the Sn layer is preferably made of a foil.
- the Sn foil is placed on the oxidized surface of the Cu plate, it is assumed that the oxide film is adversely affected. In order to avoid this, it is preferable to perform the joining operation in an H 2 reduction furnace.
- the thickness of the anti-oxidation film needs to be a thickness that does not inhibit IMC generation by Sn diffusing into Cu when melted.
- a step of heating Sn in a state of being laminated on Cu between the first member and the second member, the first member, and the second member there is provided a joining method including a step of producing an intermetallic compound of Cu and Sn between members and joining the first member and the second member.
- the joining operation can be performed without flux, and the joining structure has the same characteristics as a joining structure joined with lead-free conventional high-temperature lead solder.
- the schematic diagram which shows the joining structure of 1st Embodiment The schematic diagram which shows the relationship between the semiconductor element before joining, and a wiring board.
- the schematic diagram of the elemental map of junction structure The schematic diagram which shows the joining method of 2nd Embodiment.
- (A) is a schematic diagram which shows the relationship between the semiconductor element before joining of 3rd Embodiment, and a wiring board
- (b) is a schematic diagram of junction structure.
- an element electrode 14 of a semiconductor element (for example, a MOS chip) 13 as a second member is formed on the Cu wiring 12 as the first member formed on the wiring substrate 11, and the bonding structure 20 is formed. Are joined through.
- the device electrode 14 formed on the back surface of the semiconductor device 13 is formed by laminating a Ti layer 14a and a Ni layer 14b in this order from the Si device body 13a side.
- the joint structure 20 is a joint structure that joins the first member and the second member, and exists between the Cu wiring 12 and the semiconductor element 13.
- the junction structure 20 includes a first IMC layer 21, a second IMC layer 22, and an intermediate layer 25.
- the first IMC layer 21 is an intermetallic compound layer (IMC layer) of Cu and Sn generated at the interface of the Cu wiring 12.
- the second IMC layer 22 is an intermetallic compound layer of Cu and Sn generated at the interface of the semiconductor element 13.
- the intermediate layer 25 exists between the first IMC layer 21 and the second IMC layer 22.
- the network-like IMC 24 as an intermetallic compound of Cu and Sn exists in Sn23.
- the first IMC layer 21 is composed of a Cu 3 Sn layer 21a and a Cu 6 Sn 5 layer 21b.
- the semiconductor element 13 is placed on the Cu wiring 12 having the entire surface plated with Sn.
- the element electrode 14 of the semiconductor element 13 is formed by laminating the Ti layer 14a, the Ni layer 14b, and the Au layer 14c in this order from the Si element body 13a side.
- the thickness of the Sn plating 15 is 1 to 3 ⁇ m
- the thickness of the Ti layer 14 a is 0.15 ⁇ m
- the thickness of the Ni layer 14 b is 0.53 ⁇ m
- the thickness of the Au layer 14 c is 0.1 ⁇ m.
- the Sn plating 15 is melted at a temperature of about 440 ° C. in a H 2 reduction furnace, and a bonding structure 20 having a Cu and Sn intermetallic compound layer is formed between the Cu wiring 12 and the element electrode 14. Then, the Cu wiring 12 and the semiconductor element 13 are joined.
- the intermetallic compound layer of Cu and Sn is sufficiently generated even at a low temperature solder bonding temperature level of about 240 ° C., but the temperature was raised to about 440 ° C. in order to ensure reliable wettability by H 2 reduction.
- the void ratio was calculated from the ratio of the area of the void portion using an X-ray photograph obtained by photographing the bonding structure 20.
- a work is arranged so that the elements are vertical, and a H 2 reduction furnace having a peak temperature of 327 ° C. The work was re-introduced. As a result, no element dropout or position shift occurred. From this, it was confirmed that the intended high-temperature bonding was obtained.
- the thickness of the first IMC layer 21 and the second IMC layer 22, etc. were performed.
- SEM scanning electron microscope observation and element map analysis of the cross section.
- the first IMC layer 21 is formed at the interface of the Cu wiring 12 of the wiring substrate 11
- the second IMC layer 22 is formed at the interface of the element electrode 14 of the semiconductor element 13, and the single Sn layer is interposed therebetween. The existence of a possible layer was confirmed.
- the thickness of the first IMC layer 21 is about 9 ⁇ m
- the thickness of the second IMC layer 22 is about 5 ⁇ m
- the thickness of the layer considered to be a single Sn layer is about 29 ⁇ m.
- the thickness was found to be about 43 ⁇ m.
- the Ti layer 14a and the Ni layer 14b are sequentially stacked from the Si element body 13a side.
- the existing Au layer 14c disappeared. This is presumably because Au diffused into the molten Sn because Au has high diffusibility.
- the thickness of the original Sn plating 15 is about 1 to 3 ⁇ m, whereas the thickness of the obtained bonding structure 20 is about 20 times that.
- the other is that, as described above, it has been confirmed that remelting does not occur at 327 ° C., and if a single Sn layer (mp: 232/234 ° C.) exists, it is inconsistent with the above results. .
- the Sn plating 15 applied to the entire surface of the Cu wiring 12 was increased in thickness as a result of Sn in the region other than the die bond gathering in the die bond region after melting.
- the Sn plating 15 in the region other than the die bond was removed, and the same die bond was performed.
- the bonding structure (bonding layer) 20 did not reach the entire area of the die bond, and the Cu wiring 12 and the semiconductor element 13 could be bonded only at some locations. This indicates that the amount of Sn was insufficient and IMC was not sufficiently formed. This confirmed the above estimation.
- the element map analysis was performed in detail for the layer considered to be a single Sn layer.
- fine Cu element masses 26 having the same concentration level as IMC (Cu 6 Sn 5 ) were scattered in the layer. From this, it seems that IMCs are scattered in layers that are considered to be single Sn layers and are connected to each other in a network form. That is, it was found that an intermediate layer 25 having a network-like IMC 24 as an intermetallic compound of Cu and Sn exists in Sn 23 between the first IMC layer 21 and the second IMC layer 22.
- the single Sn remelts, but the network-like IMC 24 existing in the layer connects the first IMC layer 21 and the second IMC layer 22. It is presumed to function as a high-temperature bonding material without stopping and remelting the entire bonding structure 20.
- the first IMC layer 21 is not a single layer, but two layers of a Cu 3 Sn layer 21a and a Cu 6 Sn 5 layer 21b are stacked in a state where the Cu 3 Sn layer 21a is disposed in the vicinity of the Cu wiring 12. It was.
- This is a bonding structure 20 in which only the Sn plating 15 is melted at a temperature of about 440 ° C. in a H 2 reduction furnace, and a Cu and Sn intermetallic compound layer is provided between the Cu wiring 12 and the element electrode 14. Therefore, it is considered that the Cu 3 Sn layer 21a is formed in the vicinity of the Cu wiring 12 that is rich in Cu.
- the melting point of Cu 3 Sn is higher than that of Cu 6 Sn 5 having a melting point of 415 ° C., the presence of Cu 3 Sn does not cause a decrease in melting point that impairs the function as a high-temperature bonding material.
- a bonding material for obtaining a bonding structure 20 that can withstand a high temperature of 300 ° C. or higher can obtain a good bonding when the Sn thickness before bonding is about 43 ⁇ m, while it is insufficient for 1-3 ⁇ m. all right. It is also presumed that when Sn is melted by the temperature rise, it reacts with Cu immediately to form an IMC layer, and the remaining portion forms a Sn-rich layer, that is, the intermediate layer 25. From this, when the Sn thickness before bonding is 14 ⁇ m or less in total thickness of the first IMC layer 21 and the second IMC layer 22, the Sn-rich layer becomes slightly and most of it becomes the IMC layer. is expected.
- IMC has poor wettability and has a hard and brittle characteristic.
- Sn has good wettability and tends to be more malleable and ductile than IMC. Therefore, when most of the joining structure 20 is IMC, there is a possibility that the wettability is deteriorated and the thermal shock resistance is inferior. On the other hand, it is preferable to leave the Sn rich layer between the first IMC layer 21 and the second IMC layer 22 in terms of wettability and thermal shock resistance.
- the thickness of Sn before joining is preferably 14 ⁇ m or more.
- the network-like IMC 24 is not sufficiently formed after melting and a single Sn layer remains. As a result, the single Sn layer may be completely remelted at the time of temperature rise, and the element may fall off and be displaced.
- the thickness capable of forming the network-like IMC 24 in the Sn rich layer is up to about twice the thickness of the IMC layer. Assumes that a distribution concentration sufficient to form a network with the IMC can be maintained. Based on this assumption, it is estimated that the upper limit of Sn thickness is about 72 ⁇ m obtained by adding 29 ⁇ m to the current thickness of 43 ⁇ m. Therefore, the thickness of Sn before bonding is preferably about 14 to 72 ⁇ m, and more preferably around 40 ⁇ m.
- the IMC layer includes a first IMC layer 21 in the vicinity of the Cu wiring 12 and a second IMC layer 22 in the vicinity of the device electrode 14.
- the IMC layer includes a first IMC layer 21 in the vicinity of the Cu wiring 12 and a second IMC layer 22 in the vicinity of the device electrode 14.
- the inventor found that IMC originally occurred only in the vicinity of the Cu wiring 12 and then a part of the IMC moved to the device electrode 14.
- the IMC is immediately generated at the interface of the Cu wiring 12 when the temperature is raised and Sn melts. At that time, the remaining Sn that has not been converted to IMC is in a molten state. Moreover, as a result of a part of IMC being dissolved in Sn, IMC becomes supersaturated. The solid-solved IMC moves in Sn, and most of the IMC gathers at the interface of the device electrode 14. As a result, the second IMC layer 22 is generated at the interface of the device electrode 14. In fact, according to the cross-sectional observation, the second IMC layer 22 existing at the interface of the device electrode 14 has a larger grain shape than the first IMC layer 21 at the interface of the Cu wiring 12, and has a larger uneven shape. Have. This suggests that a part of IMC generated at the interface of the Cu wiring 12 moves to the interface of the device electrode 14 and gathers.
- the bonding structure 20 of this embodiment includes a first IMC layer 21 bonded to the Cu wiring 12, a second IMC layer 22 bonded to the element electrode 14, a first IMC layer 21 and a second IMC.
- An intermediate layer 25 is provided between the layers 22. In the intermediate layer 25, a network-like IMC 24 exists in Sn23. Therefore, good wettability equivalent to Sn can be secured and high thermal shock resistance is provided.
- the joining operation can be performed at a low temperature equal to or lower than that of conventional lead solder, which is higher than the melting point of Sn and about 250 to 350 ° C. where the molten Sn forms an intermetallic compound with Cu.
- a low temperature equal to or lower than that of conventional lead solder, which is higher than the melting point of Sn and about 250 to 350 ° C. where the molten Sn forms an intermetallic compound with Cu.
- bonding is ensured up to a high melting point of 415 ° C. Therefore, since the Cu layer and the Sn layer are stacked and arranged, the joining operation can be performed without flux.
- the first IMC layer 21, the second IMC layer 22, and the intermediate layer 25 can have characteristics equivalent to those of a joint structure joined with a conventional high-temperature lead solder.
- the thickness of Sn before bonding is preferably about 14 to 72 ⁇ m, and more preferably around 40 ⁇ m.
- the junction structure 20 is a junction structure that joins the Cu wiring 12 (first member) and the element electrode 14 of the semiconductor element 13 (second member).
- the junction structure 20 exists between the Cu wiring 12 and the device electrode 14, and a first IMC layer 21 (an intermetallic compound layer of Cu and Sn) generated at the interface of the Cu wiring 12 and the device electrode 14.
- a network-like IMC exists between the second IMC layer 22 (Cu and Sn intermetallic compound layer) formed at the interface and the intermetallic compound layer and Sn23.
- the joint structure 20 can ensure good wettability equivalent to Sn and has high thermal shock resistance. Also, the joining operation can be performed at a low temperature equal to or lower than that of conventional high-temperature lead solder, which is higher than the melting point of Sn and about 250 to 350 ° C. where molten Sn forms an intermetallic compound with Cu. At the same time, once bonded, bonding is ensured up to a high melting point of 415 ° C. Therefore, it is possible to perform a joining operation without flux and to have characteristics equivalent to those of a joining structure joined with conventional high-temperature lead solder without lead.
- the first member is made of Cu
- the second member is made of a metal other than Cu
- the intermetallic compound layer (first IMC layer 21) of Cu and Sn joined to the first member is a Cu 3 Sn layer. 21a and a Cu 6 Sn 5 layer 21b.
- the bonding structure 20 is formed by melting and bonding in a H 2 reduction furnace in a state where the semiconductor element 13 is placed at a predetermined position of the Cu wiring 12 having Sn plating 15 on the surface. Therefore, it can be mounted in a fluxless manner, and adverse effects due to flux residues can be eliminated.
- the Sn necessary for configuring the bonding structure 20 is not supplied as the Sn plating 15 formed on the entire surface of the Cu wiring 12, but is bonded using the Sn foil.
- This Sn foil is processed so as to match the size of the element electrode 14 of the semiconductor element 13 to be die-bonded.
- an Sn foil 16 as a bonding material is disposed on a Cu wiring 12 at a predetermined position where die bonding is performed.
- the Sn foil 16 is processed so as to match the size of the semiconductor element 13 to be die-bonded.
- fusion bonding is performed in an H 2 reduction furnace.
- the thickness of the Sn foil 16 is 14 to 72 ⁇ m, similar to the thickness of Sn before bonding in the first embodiment.
- the cost is low as in the case of using the conventional Pb-5Sn plate solder.
- positioning can be easily performed using a jig as in the case of conventional sheet soldering. Since the Sn foil 16 processed to a predetermined thickness in advance is used, the thickness of the joint portion can be easily controlled.
- the Sn plating 15 is not formed on the Cu wiring 12, the surface of the Cu wiring 12 is oxidized. However, since the surface oxide layer can be easily reduced in an H 2 atmosphere, the bonding state is not impaired if the operation is performed in an H 2 reduction furnace. Therefore, as in the first embodiment in which the Sn plating 15 is applied to the entire surface of the Cu wiring 12, good bonding can be obtained. If necessary, Ni plating 17 may be applied to the surface of the Cu wiring 12 to prevent oxidation. When the Ni plating 17 treatment is performed on the surface of the Cu wiring 12, in addition to the oxidation prevention, the following two further operational effects can be obtained.
- IMC is generated at the Cu interface almost simultaneously with the melting of Sn. Moreover, Sn is good in wettability, but IMC is bad. Therefore, there is a possibility that voids are likely to be generated as a result of the inhibition of Sn wetting and spreading by IMC generated at the interface before Sn having good wettability spreads sufficiently. Therefore, by forming a Ni film having a suitable thickness on the surface of the Cu wiring 12, inhibition of wettability by IMC can be suppressed.
- the Ni film functions as an excellent barrier layer. For this reason, contact with Cu can be avoided while Sn melts and spreads wet. Accordingly, since almost no IMC is generated, Sn with good wettability can easily spread on the surface of the Ni plating 17. However, since IMC is not generated as it is, it does not function as a high-temperature bonding material. However, by controlling the thickness of the Ni film to an appropriate value, the Ni film can be lost by diffusing and solid-dissolving Ni into the Sn after the Sn has spread and wet. Then, when the Ni film disappears, Cu and Sn come into contact with each other to generate IMC.
- the Ni film can delay the contact with Cu until Sn with good wettability melts and sufficiently spreads wet. As a result, wetting inhibition due to IMC generation immediately after Sn melting can be prevented, and time for Sn to spread can be secured. And since IMC which functions as a high temperature joining material is produced
- the thickness of the Ni film is about 1 to 15 ⁇ m, preferably about 1 to 5 ⁇ m.
- the IMC of the bonding interface is (Cu, Ni) 6 Sn 5 .
- This IMC does not undergo phase transformation while maintaining its crystal structure in a hexagonal crystal even when the temperature changes. For this reason, volume change does not occur and generation of internal stress at the joint portion can be suppressed. Therefore, the reliability of the joint can be maintained high.
- Ni may be mixed into the material of the Sn foil, for example, in addition to forming Ni on the surface of the first member.
- the third embodiment is the second point in that Sn necessary for configuring the bonding structure 20 is not supplied as the Sn plating 15 formed on the entire surface of the Cu wiring 12, but is bonded using a bonding material. This is the same as the embodiment. However, the third embodiment differs greatly from the second embodiment in that a bonding material consisting of a plurality of layers is used instead of the Sn foil 16 consisting of a single layer.
- an appropriate thickness of the Sn foil 16 is about 14 to 72 ⁇ m as described above. This thickness is considerably thinner than conventional alloy solder materials. For example, in the case of Pb-5Sn plate solder often used for die bonding, it is common to use solder having a thickness of about 100 to 300 ⁇ m.
- the junction thickness is small, which is disadvantageous in terms of thermal shock resistance. That is, a thin bonding material cannot sufficiently absorb thermal stress, and cracks are likely to occur.
- a bonding material 19 having a three-layer structure is disposed at a predetermined position where die bonding is performed.
- the bonding material 19 is processed so as to match the size of the semiconductor element 13 to be die-bonded.
- fusion bonding is performed in an H 2 reduction furnace.
- the junction structure 20 has a first IMC layer 21 and an intermediate layer 25 on both sides of the Cu foil (Cu layer) 18 between the Cu wiring 12 and the semiconductor element 13.
- the second IMC layer 22 are formed so as to have one layer structure.
- each Sn layer is about 14 to 72 ⁇ m as in the case where both Sn foils 16 are single layers.
- the thickness of the Cu foil 18 is about 30 to 300 ⁇ m, preferably about 50 to 100 ⁇ m in consideration of handling, workability, cost, and the like. Since this structure is a three-layer structure in which the Sn foil 16 is disposed on each of the upper and lower sides of the Cu foil 18, the total thickness as a bonding material can be about 100 to 300 ⁇ m, which is the same level as that of conventional lead solder.
- Ni may be formed on the surface of the Cu foil 18 in the three-layer structure.
- the bonding material 19 may have a five-layer structure with two Cu layers or a multilayer structure with five or more layers.
- the element electrode 14 of the semiconductor element 13 as the second member is not joined to the Cu wiring 12 as the first member formed on the wiring board 11, but as the first member. It differs from each said embodiment by the point by which the element electrode 14 of the semiconductor element 13 as a 2nd member is joined via the joining structure 20 with respect to Cu board.
- the die bonding of the semiconductor element 13 was performed on the Cu plate 26 as the first member via the Sn foil 16.
- the element electrode 14 of the semiconductor element 13 is formed by laminating a Ti layer 14a, a Ni layer 14b, and an Au layer 14c in order from the element body 13a side.
- die bonding was performed using Sn foils 16 having thicknesses of 30 ⁇ m and 50 ⁇ m.
- the joining was performed at about 440 ° C. in an H 2 reducing reflow furnace. As a result, good mounting was obtained.
- the void ratio was calculated from the X-ray photograph of the joint. As a result, the void ratio was 3% or less at the maximum when the thickness was 30 ⁇ m, and 2% or less when the thickness was 50 ⁇ m. Moreover, the void ratio was about 1% at both thicknesses, and both were good.
- the thickness of 50 ⁇ m was slightly better.
- the difference in the void ratio due to the thickness of the Sn foil seems to be due to the ease of wetting due to the difference in the amount of Sn. That is, the 50 ⁇ m-thickness with a larger amount of Sn is more likely to be spread throughout and more easily filled when melted. Even in appearance, a clean fillet was formed around the entire periphery of the semiconductor element 13, and no nest was generated.
- the die-bonded Cu plate 26 was disposed vertically and re-introduced into a 320 ° C. peak reflow furnace. Then, it was confirmed whether the element did not fall off or changed, and whether a void was generated due to remelting of the joined portion. As a result, no element dropout or change occurred. Furthermore, no change was observed in the inside of the junction even by X-ray observation. From these results, it was confirmed that high-temperature bonding up to at least 320 ° C. could be formed.
- each of the above embodiments may be embodied as follows, for example.
- an aluminum plate metal plate
- a ceramic substrate insulating plate 31
- DBA substrate Direct Brazed Aluminum substrate
- a substrate brazed with 32 may be used.
- the bonding material 19 having both the Cu layer 35 and the Sn layer 36.
- the Ni layer 33 may be formed on the surface of the aluminum plate 32.
- the Sn foil 16 may be Sn plated on both sides of the Cu foil 18 instead of arranging the Sn foil 16 on both sides of the Cu foil 18.
- the Cu foil 18 is formed in a size that matches the shape of the mounted component. For this reason, the entire surface of the Cu foil 18 may be plated, and a masking process in the case of performing Sn plating only on the surface of the Cu wiring 12 on the substrate becomes unnecessary.
- a clad material obtained by cladding the Sn layer and the Cu layer is used as the bonding material. May be.
- the bonding material can be accurately controlled by arranging the clad single material.
- both surfaces of the Cu material can be supplied in a form covered with the Sn material, protecting the surface of the Cu material of the core that is easily oxidized, and suppressing the oxidation of Cu. can do.
- the layers are supplied in a state where the respective layers are in close contact with each other and rolled, so that the strength at the time of bonding is improved.
- the manufacturing cost is reduced by clad processing compared to the case where plating is performed or foil is used for each layer.
- the bonding material only needs to have a Cu layer and at least the Sn layer on one side of the Cu layer.
- Cu is the 1st member by at least any one of the 1st member, the 2nd member, or another member layer other than that. And the second member.
- the joining operation may be performed in a reduction furnace other than the H 2 reduction furnace.
- the joining operation may be performed by a reduction furnace using formic acid.
- the joining operation may be performed in an N 2 furnace instead of the reduction furnace. In this case, the wettability is slightly lower than that performed in a reduction furnace, but a sufficiently practical level of joining is possible.
- the bonding operation may be performed in a normal air atmosphere furnace.
- the wettability is slightly lower than that performed in a reduction furnace, but a sufficiently practical level of joining is possible.
- SYMBOLS 12 Cu wiring as 1st member, 13 ... Semiconductor element as 2nd member, 16 ... Sn foil, 18 ... Cu foil, 19 ... Bonding material, 20 ... Joining structure, 21a ... Cu3Sn layer, 21b ... Cu6Sn5 layer, 23 ... Sn, 24 ... Network-like IMC, 25 ... Intermediate layer, 35 ... Cu layer, 36 ... Sn layer.
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上記の接合構造において、金属間化合物は、接合部分における第1部材の界面、及び第2部材の界面の全面に各々層状に配置されると共に、第1部材の界面と第2部材の界面との間に存在するSnリッチ層内に、両界面間を繋ぐようにネットワーク状に分散して配置されていることが好ましい。
この構成の接合材によれば、例えば、Cu配線上に素子を接合する場合、Cu配線上において、Sn層を、少なくともCu層の片面全体に接するよう積層し、更にその上に素子を載置する。そして、Snの融点より高く、溶融したSnがCuと金属間化合物を生成する250~350℃程度に加熱する。加熱により、Snが溶融すると、直ちにCuと反応する。そして、Cu配線の界面に、CuとSnの金属間化合物(IMC)が形成される。その時、IMC化しなかった残りのSnは、溶融状態にある。Sn内にIMCの一部が固溶すると、固溶したIMCは、Sn内を移動し、その大半が素子電極の界面に集まる。これにより、素子電極の界面に、IMC層が生成される。したがって、Cu層とSn層が積層されて配置されるため、フラックスレスで接合作業を行うことができる。また、IMC層とSn内にIMCの一部が固溶するため、従来の鉛半田で接合された接合構造と同等の特性を有することができる。
上記の接合材において、Cu層はCu板からなり、Sn層は箔からなることが好ましい。この場合、Cu板の酸化された表面にSn箔が載置されるため、酸化膜の悪影響を受けることが想定される。これを回避するため、H2還元炉中で接合作業を行うことが好ましい。表面に酸化防止被膜が形成されたCu板の場合、還元炉ではなく、空気雰囲気の炉で作業を行うことも可能である。但し、酸化防止皮膜の厚さは、Snが溶融時にCuに拡散しIMC生成を阻害しない厚さである必要がある。
上記課題を解決するため、本発明の第三の態様によれば、第1部材と前記第2部材との間に、SnをCuに積層した状態で加熱する工程と、第1部材と第2部材との間に、CuとSnの金属間化合物を生成して、第1部材と前記第2部材とを接合する工程とを備える接合方法が提供される。
以下、本発明を配線基板の配線上への半導体素子の実装に適用した第1の実施形態を図1~図3にしたがって説明する。
図2に示すように、全面にSnメッキ15が施されたCu配線12上に、半導体素子13を載置する。この段階では、半導体素子13の素子電極14は、Si製の素子本体13a側から順に、Ti層14a、Ni層14b及びAu層14cを積層して形成されている。Snメッキ15の厚みは1~3μm、Ti層14aの厚みは0.15μm、Ni層14bの厚みは0.53μm、Au層14cの厚みは0.1μmである。
また、300℃程度で再溶融することなく、狙い通りに高温接合しているか否かを確認するため、素子が垂直となるようにワークを配置した上、ピーク温度が327℃のH2還元炉に、ワークを再投入した。その結果、素子の脱落、及び位置ずれは一切発生しなかった。このことから、狙い通りの高温接合が得られていることが確認できた。
一つは、元のSnメッキ15の厚みが1~3μm程度であるのに対し、得られた接合構造20の厚みがその20倍程度となっている点である。もう一つは、上述の通り、327℃で再溶融は発生しないことが確認されており、単独Sn層(mp:232/234℃)が存在するのであれば上記の結果と矛盾する点である。
上述したように、IMCは、濡れ性が悪い上、固くて脆い特性を有する。一方、Snは、濡れ性が良い上、IMCに比べて展性、延性に富む傾向にある。この実施形態の接合構造20は、Cu配線12に接合された第1のIMC層21と、素子電極14に接合された第2のIMC層22と、第1のIMC層21と第2のIMC層22との間に中間層25とを備えている。中間層25では、Sn23中に、ネットワーク状IMC24が存在している。そのため、Snと同等の良好な濡れ性を確保できると共に、高い耐熱衝撃性を有する。また、接合作業は、Snの融点より高く、溶融したSnがCuと金属間化合物を生成する250~350℃程度の、従来の鉛半田と同等かそれ以下の低温で行うことができる。それと共に、一旦接合した後は、415℃の高温の融点まで接合が確保される。したがって、Cu層とSn層とが積層されて配置されるため、フラックスレスで接合作業を行うことができる。また、第1のIMC層21、第2のIMC層22及び中間層25により、従来の高温鉛半田で接合された接合構造と同等の特性を有することができる。
(1)接合構造20は、Cu配線12(第1部材)と半導体素子13(第2部材)の素子電極14とを接合する接合構造である。接合構造20は、Cu配線12と素子電極14との間に存在し、Cu配線12の界面に生成された第1のIMC層21(CuとSnの金属間化合物層)と、素子電極14の界面に生成された第2のIMC層22(CuとSnの金属間化合物層)と、両金属間化合物層との間に存在しかつSn23中にネットワーク状IMC(ネットワーク状のCuとSnの金属間化合物)24が存在する中間層25とを備える。
次に、第2の実施形態を説明する。第2実施形態は、接合構造20を構成するために必要なSnを、Cu配線12の表面全体に形成したSnメッキ15として供給するのではなく、Sn箔を用いて接合する点で、第1の実施形態と大きく異なる。このSn箔は、ダイボンドを行う半導体素子13の素子電極14のサイズと合うように加工されている。図4に示すように、まず、Cu配線12上において、ダイボンドを行う所定の位置に、接合材としてのSn箔16を配置する。Sn箔16は、ダイボンドする半導体素子13のサイズに合うように加工されている。そして、Sn箔16の上に半導体素子13を載せた状態で、H2還元炉にて溶融接合が行われる。
IMCは、Snが溶融するのとほぼ同時に、Cuの界面に生成される。また、濡れ性はSnが良い一方、IMCは悪い。よって、濡れ性の良いSnが十分に濡れ広がる前に界面に発生したIMCによって、Snの濡れ広がりが阻害された結果、ボイドが発生し易くなる可能性がある。そこで、適した厚さのNi膜をCu配線12の表面に形成することで、IMCによる濡れ性の阻害を抑制することができる。
IMCのCu6Sn5は、温度により、その結晶構造を六方晶と単斜晶との間で変態することが知られている。高温では、六方晶が安定した結晶構造であり、低温では、単斜晶が安定した結晶構造である。また、両結晶構造間の変化に伴い、体積も変化する。具体的には、六方晶から単斜晶に変化する際、2.15%程度の体積増加を伴う。よって、この体積増加が、接合部分に内部応力を発生させるため、クラック発生の要因となり得る。
次に、第3の実施形態を説明する。第3実施形態は、接合構造20を構成するために必要なSnを、Cu配線12の表面全体に形成したSnメッキ15として供給するのではなく、接合材を用いて接合する点で、第2の実施形態と同じである。しかし、第3実施形態は、単層からなるSn箔16ではなく、複数層からなる接合材を用いる点で、第2実施形態と大きく異なる。
次に、第4の実施形態を説明する。第4実施形態は、配線基板11上に形成された第1部材としてのCu配線12上に、第2部材としての半導体素子13の素子電極14が接合されるのではなく、第1部材としてのCu板に対し、第2部材としての半導体素子13の素子電極14が接合構造20を介して接合されている点で、前記各実施形態と異なる。
・配線基板11上にCu配線12を形成したものに代えて、例えば、図7に示すように、DBA基板(Direct Brazed Aluminum基板)と呼ばれるセラミック基板(絶縁板)31にアルミニウム板(金属板)32をろう付した基板を用いてもよい。この場合、Cu層35とSn層36の両層を有する接合材19を使用する必要がある。また、アルミニウム板32の表面にNi層33を形成してもよい。
・上記の接合構造において、第1部材と第2部材とを接合する前に、Cuは、第1部材、第2部材、或いはそれ以外の別部材層の少なくとも何れか一つによって、第1部材と第2部材との間に配置されてもよい。
・更に、接合作業を還元炉ではなく、N2炉で行ってもよい。この場合、還元炉で行う場合よりも濡れ性はやや低下するが、十分に実用レベルの接合が可能である。
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- 第1部材と第2部材とを接合する接合構造であって、
前記第1部材と前記第2部材との間に、
接合前において、SnがCuに積層された状態で配置され、
CuとSnの金属間化合物を生成して、前記第1部材と前記第2部材とを接合することを特徴とする接合構造。 - 前記金属間化合物は、
接合部分における前記第1部材の界面、及び前記第2部材の界面の全面に各々層状に配置されると共に、
前記第1部材の界面と前記第2部材の界面との間に存在するSnリッチ層内に、前記両界面間を繋ぐようにネットワーク状に分散して配置されている請求項1に記載の接合構造。 - 接合前において、前記Cuは、前記第1部材、前記第2部材、或いはそれ以外の別部材層の少なくとも何れか一つによって配置されている請求項1又は請求項2に記載の接合構造。
- 前記Snと前記Cuは、直接接した状態で積層されている請求項1~請求項3のいずれか一項に記載の接合構造。
- 前記Snと前記Cuは、前記Snと前記Cuとの間にNi層を配置した状態で積層されている請求項1~請求項3のいずれか一項に記載の接合構造。
- 前記第1部材と前記第2部材との間に、
前記第1部材の界面に生成されたCuとSnの金属間化合物層と、
前記第2部材の界面に生成されたCuとSnの金属間化合物層と、
前記両金属間化合物層間に存在し、Sn中にネットワーク状のCuとSnの金属間化合物が存在する中間層と
を備える請求項1に記載の接合構造。 - 前記両金属間化合物層のうちの一方の金属間化合物層の界面は、他方の金属間化合物層の界面に比べて凹凸が大きい請求項6に記載の接合構造。
- 前記第1部材はCuからなり、前記第1部材の界面に生じるCuとSnの金属間化合物層は、Cu3Sn層及びCu6Sn5層からなる請求項6又は請求項7に記載の接合構造。
- Cu層と、少なくとも前記Cu層の片面全体にSn層とが存在することを特徴とする接合材。
- 前記Cu層と前記Sn層とは、クラッド材を構成している請求項9に記載の接合材。
- 前記Sn層は、前記Cu層に形成されたメッキ層からなる請求項9に記載の接合材。
- 前記Cu層及び前記Sn層は、箔からなる請求項9に記載の接合材。
- 前記Cu層はCu板からなり、前記Sn層は箔からなる請求項9に記載の接合材。
- 第1部材と第2部材とを接合する接合方法であって、
前記第1部材と前記第2部材との間に、SnをCuに積層した状態で加熱する工程と、
前記第1部材と前記第2部材との間に、CuとSnの金属間化合物を生成して、前記第1部材と前記第2部材とを接合する工程と
を備えることを特徴とする接合方法。
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