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Rapid formation of Ni 3 Sn 4 joints for die attachment of SiC-based high temperature power devices using ultrasound-induced transient liquid phase bonding process.
Ultrasonics Sonochemistry 2017 May
High melting point Ni3 Sn4 joints for the die attachment of SiC-based high temperature power devices was successfully achieved using an ultrasound-induced transient liquid phase (TLP) bonding process within a remarkably short bonding time of 8s. The formed intermetallic joints, which are completely composed of the refined equiaxial Ni3 Sn4 grains with the average diameter of 2μm, perform the average shear strength of 26.7MPa. The sonochemical effects of ultrasonic waves dominate the mechanism and kinetics of the rapid formation of Ni3 Sn4 joints.
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