Thermo-mechanical stress analysis for a multilayer SMT manufacturing technology

Proceedings:
Conference:
CIPS 2010 - 6th International Conference on Integrated Power Electronics Systems
Town:
Nuremberg, Germany
Date:
03/16/2010 - 03/18/2010
Authors:
Josifovic, I.; Popovic-Gerber, J.; Ferreira, J. A. (Delft University of Technology, Mekelweg 4, Delft, 2628CD, The Netherlands)
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858,97 kB
Pages:
6
Language:
english
Type:
PDF Document
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15.00 €
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Abstract:

A novel stacked converter construction technology, Power Sandwich that lends itself towards automation and high power densities has been proposed. In Power Sandwich technology, new double-sided SMT x-dim components that have uniform height are stacked between planar substrates in a few stack layers. Double-sided x-dim components are soldered to both top and bottom sides. The concept of Power Sandwich integration concept with x-dim components changes the physics of failure, for both components and joining layers such as solders, glues thermal epoxies etc. This publication investigates thermo-mechanical stresses in a simplified sandwich assembly by means of FEM simulations. The thermo-mechanical behavior of simplified assemblies with key x-dim components soldered to one and two substrates is evaluated.