The Proceedings of the Materials and Mechanics Conference
Online ISSN : 2424-2845
2016
Session ID : OS08-12
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Shape and Distribution Morphology of Primary Tin Crystal in Miniature SAC Solder Specimen Showing Variation in Tensile Strength
Ken-ichi OHGUCHIYuya ISHIZAWAKengo KUROSAWAAkira ARAKAWA
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The miniature specimens made from Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu (SAC) solder tend to show larger variation in the tensile strength than the ordinary size specimen. This means that the comparison of the internal structure between high-strength specimens and low-strength specimens will give valuable information to propose a method for giving high strength to solder joints in electronic equipment. Therefore, in this study, the tensile tests using miniature SAC solder specimens made by casting were conducted. The shape and distribution morphology of primary Tin crystal in the specimen after the tensile test were also investigated, and they were compared between the high-strength specimen and the low-strength specimen. The high-strength specimen had the primary Tin crystals which grow in a direction vertical to tensile direction, while the low-strength specimen had the primary Tin crystals which grow in a direction of about 45 degrees.

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