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Modified Coffin-Manson (Norris-Landzberg)

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• <strong>Modified</strong> <strong>Coffin</strong>-<strong>Manson</strong> (<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong>) Equation<br />

Used to Determine Acceleration Factor from ATC to<br />

Field Conditions:<br />

• Where:<br />

<strong>Modified</strong> <strong>Coffin</strong>-<strong>Manson</strong><br />

Equation for AF Calculations<br />

[]<br />

ΔT<br />

l<br />

AF =<br />

ΔT<br />

f<br />

1.9 1/3<br />

(<br />

f<br />

l) f<br />

1414<br />

f<br />

(<br />

{1<br />

exp<br />

T max f<br />

AF = Calculated Acceleration Factor (on a Cycle Basis).<br />

ΔT = Package/Board Temperature Difference Between Ton and Toff (°K).<br />

Tmax = Maximum Solder Joint Temperature (°K).<br />

f = Cyclic Frequency (in Cycles per 24 Hour Day). Minimum Number of Six<br />

Which Assumes Maximum Damage Takes Place Within Four Hours.<br />

f, l = Subscripts to Denote Field and Lab (i.e., ATC) Conditions, Respectively.<br />

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1<br />

- })<br />

T max l


Information and Asssumptions<br />

The key temperature for predicting the board level solder joint reliability is the<br />

temperature of the solder balls at the board. It is not the device junction temperature.<br />

The examples given are for illustration. Individual applications can be addressed<br />

by contacting the Customer Applications Support department.<br />

The <strong>Coffin</strong>-<strong>Manson</strong> predictions are generally recognized as “conservative” or to<br />

pessimistically predict failures under most long term use conditions.<br />

New data and process improvements are an ongoing effort and for the latest<br />

information please contact your SPS Sales contact or the Customer Applications<br />

Support department.<br />

The design of the board that the CBGA is assembled to affects the solder joint reliability as<br />

well as attachment of heat sinks. Most life testing is done on an FR-4 2S,2P board that is<br />

0.062 inches thick and the components are assembled on one side. Other materials and<br />

configurations can be tested by special request through your SPS Sales contact.<br />

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Lifetime in Years<br />

1000.00<br />

100.00<br />

10.00<br />

1.00<br />

10<br />

FR-4 Board<br />

1 cycle per day<br />

0.01% Cumulative Failure Rate Prediction<br />

15<br />

20<br />

25<br />

Delta T in Celsius<br />

Toff = 50C<br />

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30<br />

35<br />

CBGA<br />

Size, Thickness<br />

21 mm, 1.0 mm<br />

25 mm, 1.0 mm<br />

25 mm, 1.2 mm


Lifetime in Years<br />

1000.00<br />

100.00<br />

10.00<br />

1.00<br />

10<br />

Thermount Board<br />

1 cycle per day<br />

0.01% Cumulative Failure Rate Prediction<br />

15<br />

20<br />

25<br />

Delta T in Celsius<br />

Toff = 50C<br />

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30<br />

35<br />

CBGA<br />

Size, Thickness<br />

21 mm, 1.0 mm<br />

25 mm, 1.0 mm<br />

25 mm, 1.2 mm


Time to 0.5% Packaging Failure (Years)<br />

Case A: 21 mm, 1mm Thick CBGA Solder Joint Reliability<br />

<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong> Predictions from Accelerated Thermal Cycling Data<br />

1000<br />

100<br />

10<br />

1<br />

21mm CBGA 200 work day/yr<br />

21mm CBGA 365 work day/yr<br />

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80<br />

Delta T (°C)<br />

Case A Assumptions<br />

• T off = 23°C<br />

• 6 cycles per 10 hour day<br />

• 200 & 365 work days per year<br />

• Log Normal 0.5% Failure<br />

extrapolations from -40 to 125 °C<br />

21 mm CBGA ATC Data<br />

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Time to 0.5% Packaging Failure (Years)<br />

Case B: 21 mm, 1mm Thick CBGA Solder Joint Reliability<br />

<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong> Predictions from Accelerated Thermal Cycling Data<br />

1000<br />

100<br />

10<br />

1<br />

21mm CBGA 200 work day/yr<br />

21mm CBGA 365 work day/yr<br />

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80<br />

Delta T (°C)<br />

Case B Assumptions<br />

• T off = 40 °C<br />

• 6 cycles per 10 hour day<br />

• 200 and 365 work days per year<br />

• Log Normal 0.5% Failure<br />

extrapolations from -40 to 125 °C<br />

21 mm CBGA ATC Data<br />

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Time to 0.5% Packaging Failure (Years)<br />

1000<br />

Case C: 21 mm, 1mm Thick CBGA Solder Joint Reliability<br />

<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong> Predictions from Accelerated Thermal Cycling Data<br />

100<br />

10<br />

1<br />

21mm CBGA 200 work day/yr<br />

21mm CBGA 365 work day/yr<br />

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80<br />

Delta T (°C)<br />

Case C Assumptions<br />

• T off = 23 °C<br />

• 10 cycles per 10 hour day<br />

• 200 and 365 work days per year<br />

• Log Normal 0.5% Failure<br />

extrapolations from -40 to 125 °C<br />

21 mm CBGA ATC Data<br />

m Customer Applications Support 512-933-7289 10 April , 1998


Time to 0.5% Packaging Failure (Years)<br />

Case D: 21 mm, 1mm Thick CBGA Solder Joint Reliability<br />

<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong> Predictions from Accelerated Thermal Cycling Data<br />

1000<br />

100<br />

10<br />

1<br />

21mm CBGA 200 work day/yr<br />

21mm CBGA 365 work day/yr<br />

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80<br />

Delta T (°C)<br />

Case D Assumptions<br />

• T off = 40 °C<br />

• 10 cycles per 10 hour day<br />

• 200 and 365 work days per year<br />

• Log Normal 0.5% Failure<br />

extrapolations from -40 to 125 °C<br />

21 mm CBGA ATC Data<br />

m Customer Applications Support 512-933-7289 10 April , 1998


Time to 0.5% Packaging Failure (Years)<br />

Case E: 21 mm, 1mm Thick CBGA Solder Joint Reliability<br />

<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong> Predictions from Accelerated Thermal Cycling Data<br />

1000<br />

100<br />

10<br />

1<br />

Case E Assumptions<br />

• T off = 23 °C<br />

• 1 cycles per 10 hour day<br />

• 200 and 365 work days per year<br />

• Log Normal 0.5% Failure<br />

extrapolations from -40 to 125 °C<br />

21 mm CBGA ATC Data<br />

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80<br />

Delta T (°C)<br />

21mm CBGA 200 work day/yr<br />

21mm CBGA 365 work day/yr<br />

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Time to 0.5% Packaging Failure (Years)<br />

Case F: 21 mm, 1mm Thick CBGA Solder Joint Reliability<br />

<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong> Predictions from Accelerated Thermal Cycling Data<br />

1000<br />

100<br />

10<br />

1<br />

Case F Assumptions<br />

• T off = 40 °C<br />

• 1 cycles per 10 hour day<br />

• 200 and 365 work days per year<br />

• Log Normal 0.5% Failure<br />

extrapolations from -40 to 125 °C<br />

21 mm CBGA ATC Data<br />

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80<br />

Delta T (°C)<br />

21mm CBGA 200 work day/yr<br />

21mm CBGA 365 work day/yr<br />

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Time to 0.5% Packaging Failure (Years)<br />

25 mm, 1mm Thick CBGA Solder Joint Reliability With 4 Balls Off<br />

<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong> Predictions from Accelerated Thermal Cycling Data<br />

100<br />

10<br />

1<br />

0.1<br />

Assumptions<br />

• T off = 23 °C<br />

• 3 & 6 cycles per 10 hour day<br />

• 200 and 365 work days per year<br />

• Log Normal 0.5% Failure<br />

extrapolations from 20-80 °C<br />

25mm ATC Data<br />

6 cpd,365 day/year,Toff=23<br />

6 cpd,200 day/year,Toff=23<br />

3 cpd,365 day/year,Toff=23<br />

3 cpd,200 day/year,Toff=23<br />

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35<br />

Delta T (°C)<br />

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Time to 0.5% Packaging Failure (Years)<br />

25 mm, 1mm Thick CBGA Solder Joint Reliability With 4 Balls Off<br />

<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong> Predictions from Accelerated Thermal Cycling Data<br />

100<br />

10<br />

1<br />

0.1<br />

Assumptions<br />

• T off = 40 °C<br />

• 3 & 6 cycles per 10 hour day<br />

• 200 and 365 work days per year<br />

• Log Normal 0.5% Failure<br />

extrapolations from 20-80 °C<br />

25mm ATC Data<br />

6 cpd,365 day/year,Toff=40<br />

6 cpd,200 day/year,Toff=40<br />

3 cpd,365 day/year,Toff=40<br />

3 cpd,200 cpd,365 day/year,Toff=40<br />

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35<br />

Delta T (°C)<br />

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Time to 0.5% Packaging Failure (Years)<br />

100<br />

10<br />

1<br />

21x25 mm, 1mm Thick CBGA Solder Joint Reliability<br />

<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong> Predictions from Accelerated Thermal Cycling Data<br />

Assumptions<br />

• T off = 23 °C<br />

• 3 & 6 cycles per 10 hour day<br />

• 200 and 365 work days per year<br />

• Log Normal 0.5% Failure<br />

extrapolations from 0-100 °C<br />

21x25mm ATC Data<br />

6 cpd,365 day/year,Toff=23<br />

6 cpd,200 day/year,Toff=23<br />

3 cpd,365 day/year,Toff=23<br />

3 cpd,200 day/year,Toff=23<br />

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35<br />

Delta T (°C)<br />

m Customer Applications Support 512-933-7289 10 April , 1998


Time to 0.5% Packaging Failure (Years)<br />

100<br />

10<br />

1<br />

0.1<br />

21x25 mm, 1mm Thick CBGA Solder Joint Reliability<br />

<strong>Norris</strong>-<strong>Landzberg</strong> Predictions from Accelerated Thermal Cycling Data<br />

Assumptions<br />

• T off = 40 °C<br />

• 3 & 6 cycles per 10 hour day<br />

• 200 and 365 work days per year<br />

• Log Normal 0.5% Failure<br />

extrapolations from 0-100 °C<br />

21x25mm ATC Data<br />

6 cpd,365 day/year,Toff=40<br />

6 cpd,200 day/year,Toff=40<br />

3 cpd,365 day/year,Toff=40<br />

3 cpd,200 cpd,365 day/year,Toff=40<br />

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35<br />

Delta T (°C)<br />

m Customer Applications Support 512-933-7289 10 April , 1998

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