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Proposal for a New COST Action
Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain (HISOLD) OC-2006-
1-0599
Proposer Ales Kroupa, Institute of Physics of
Materials, Academy of Sciences of the Czech
Republic, Zizkova 22, 616 62 Brno, Czech
Republic,
Domain Committee Materials, Physical and
Nanoscience
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Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain - HISOLD
OC-2006-1-0599
OUTLINE
? what ?
? why ?
? how ?
? who ?
? and the benefits ?
Institute of Physics of Materials, AS CR, Brno,
Czech Republic
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Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain - HISOLD
OC-2006-1-0599
? what ?
  • Solders with Tm ? 230?C used in the electronics
    industry for the advanced packaging technologies

Institute of Physics of Materials, AS CR, Brno,
Czech Republic
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Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain - HISOLD
OC-2006-1-0599
? what ?
  • power circuits - very high levels of conductivity
    required
  • automotive industry under bonnet applications -
    high current and low voltage, high temperatures
    within the engine area
  • step soldering approach ? soldering of various
    levels of the package with different solders of
    different melting points,
  • the upper limit - around 350C (the polymer
    materials used in the substrate).
  • ! New Pb-free high temperature solders should
    replace the current alloys for a broad range of
    melting temperatures
  • ! Reliability !

Institute of Physics of Materials, AS CR, Brno,
Czech Republic
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Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain - HISOLD
OC-2006-1-0599
? why ?
  • high-Pb containing alloys, where the lead levels
    can be in the region above 85 by weight
  • Lead is toxic !
  • no drop-in alternative in the field of
    lead-free materials
  • Exempt from the new RoHS legislation
  • further pressure to exclude dangerous materials
  • New program envisages further EU legislation in
    this area
  • preparation by the scientific and industrial
    community is important (FP6-ELFNET project)
  • Wide attention given to this topic in Japan and
    USA (and in China)
  • Major research programme addressing the issue of
    high-temperature Pb-free soldering has been
    initiated in Japan in 2006 by main Japanese car
    manufactures.

Institute of Physics of Materials, AS CR, Brno,
Czech Republic
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Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain - HISOLD
OC-2006-1-0599
? how ?
  • Truly multidisciplinary and multiscale approach
  • On a meso-scale
  • The establishment of materials property databases
    for Pb-free alloy systems suitable for
    high-temperature solder applications. The aim is
    to compile a set of databases (e.g. through
    application of thermodynamics and kinetics
    studies) containing compilations of information
    on
  • phase diagrams, thermodynamic properties,
  • materials properties (structural, physical,
    electrical, mechanical )
  • process related properties of the solder and
    joint materials.

Database of thermodynamic properties prediction
of phase diagrams, liquidus projection,
Currently existing databases
COST 531 database 11 elements, consistent,
regularly updated
ADAMIS database (Japan) 8 elements, development
continues for high-temp. application
NIST database (USA) Development currently
discontinued
Institute of Physics of Materials, AS CR, Brno,
Czech Republic
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Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain - HISOLD
OC-2006-1-0599
? how ?
Truly multidisciplinary and multilevel approach
  • On a macro-scale
  • The creation of a phenomenological description
    and models for the prediction of corrosion
    behaviour, deformation processes, failure modes
    etc. occurring in the soldered structure during
    fabrication and service at high temperatures.
  • Development of processing-structure-property
    relations, an understanding of thermo-mechanical
    fatigue, scale and constraining effects of the
    thermo-mechanical response, the durability of
    interfaces and intermetallics and to identify
    optimum process conditions.
  • On a micro- (nano-) scale
  • Reactive phase formation study.
  • Formation of intermetallic compounds at
    solder/substrate interfaces
  • The development of texture of the reaction
    products in concentration gradients and the
    development of defect structures in the vicinity
    of the reaction interface.
  • the study of the role of competitive nucleation
    and growth of intermediate phases on the
    interface of solder/substrate system.

Institute of Physics of Materials, AS CR, Brno,
Czech Republic
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Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain - HISOLD
OC-2006-1-0599
? how ?
Lead free high-temperature solders Ag-Bi-,
Zn-Sn-, Zn-Al-(Mg,Ge,Ga,Bi,Sn), Sb-Sn-
Institute of Physics of Materials, AS CR, Brno,
Czech Republic
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Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain - HISOLD
OC-2006-1-0599
? who ?
  • European researchers from universities, research
    institutions, and industrial research centres
  • About 50 scientists from the 17 countries
    expressed their interest to participate in the
    Action
  • Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic,
    Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Poland,
    Portugal, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden,
    Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom.
    e.g. Prof.
    Jean Claude Gachon, Prof. J.C. Tedenac, France
    Prof. Dr. Bernd Michel, Prof. H.-J. Seifert,
    Prof. Dr. Jürgen Villain, Germany Prof.
    Gabriella Borzone, Prof. Riccardo Ferro, Italy
    Prof. B. Sundman, Sweden Prof. Herbert Ipser,
    Prof. Adolf Mikula, Austria Prof. John Botsis,
    Dr. Jolanta Janczak-Rusch, Switzerland Dr.
    Natalia Sobczak, Poland Dr. Alan Dinsdale,
    United Kingdom
  • Young researchers will be involved practically in
    all main activities.
  • This will be accomplished by Short-Term
    Scientific Mission,
  • Summer and /or Winter schools on specific
    subjects.
  • Network of selected workplaces, suitable for
    training young scientists (e.g. for
    modelling of phase diagrams, experimental
    measurements of selected materials properties
    etc.)
  • The proposed Action reflects a wide European
    dimension, including partners from non-EU
    (Ukraine) and certainly aims at being gender
    balance. In the present Consortium almost 25 of
    the experts are women!

Institute of Physics of Materials, AS CR, Brno,
Czech Republic
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Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain - HISOLD
OC-2006-1-0599
? and the benefits ?
  • At the end of the COST Action, a wide set of data
    will be available for different solder alloys.
  • Number of environmentally friendly lead-free
    solder systems for high-temperature applications
    that exhibit properties suitable for industrial
    use and which can be taken into further
    consideration as replacements for the existing
    high-lead solders.
  • The present Action will also provide the
    opportunity for Academic Institutions to
    coordinate their research efforts on a European
    level with industry - SME and large companies are
    involved either directly (Cookson Electronic,
    Next Experience B.V., Mat-Tech, B.V.) or through
    cooperating partners (PHILIPS, etc.)
  • It will contribute to the strong position of the
    Universities and Research Institutions involved
    in the field of materials science. This will make
    these academic institutions more attractive for
    industrial (commercial) partners oriented towards
    sustainable technologies and maintain the
    education standard of European students at a high
    level

Institute of Physics of Materials, AS CR, Brno,
Czech Republic
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Advanced Solder Materials for High Temperature
Application their nature, design, process and
control in a multiscale domain - HISOLD
OC-2006-1-0599
Thank you for your attention !
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