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Inhibiting the formation of interfacial voids in Cu/In/Cu microbump via Zn doping into Cu substrate
To address warpage issues in 3D-IC, low temperature soldering technology such as Cu/In bonding has been developed in recent years. However, the formation of Kirkendall voids at the original Cu/In interface would lead to degradation of joint reliability. By adding Zn, the diffusional flux of Cu was inhibited, and the numbers of interfacial voids larger than 50 nm decreased substantially by 66 % at top interface and 58 % at bottom interface, respectively. In this study, Cu–15Zn/In/Cu system was investigated and could be regarded as a promising option for advanced electronic packaging in the future.
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