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Stress-strain curves of flip-chip solder balls based on finite-element modeling of thermal displacements measured by electronic speckle pattern interferometry

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Electronic speckle pattern interferometry (ESPI) was applied to noncontact, real-time evaluation of thermal deformation in a flip-chip solder joint. To measure the deformation of such tiny components as the solder balls in the flip-chip, the spatial resolution of ESPI was increased to submicron scale by magnifying the areas studied. Experimental-computational procedures were developed to obtain stress-strain curves for solder balls in the flip-chip based on finite-element modeling (FEM) of in-plane ESPI thermal displacement data. The stress-strain curve obtained for the flip-chip solder was compared with those for bulk solder. The microstructure was also studied to clarify the stress-strain curve results.

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Lee, BW., Kim, JY. & Kwon, D. Stress-strain curves of flip-chip solder balls based on finite-element modeling of thermal displacements measured by electronic speckle pattern interferometry. J. Electron. Mater. 32, 1322–1329 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11664-003-0030-5

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