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Experimental Detail / Analysis<br />

Stage 4 Summary<br />

‣ Witness Marks<br />

‣ Differences between Pb<br />

and No Pb were<br />

significant<br />

‣ Multiple <strong>in</strong>sertions had<br />

largest impact on total<br />

deformations<br />

0.5mm Crown<br />

witness marks<br />

Surface Area<br />

9.0%<br />

8.0%<br />

7.0%<br />

6.0%<br />

5.0%<br />

4.0%<br />

3.0%<br />

2.0%<br />

1.0%<br />

0.0%<br />

Ball Indent - 0.5mm<br />

0.5mm<br />

Crown<br />

0.5mm<br />

V-groove<br />

No Pb<br />

Pb<br />

‣ Witness marks across all<br />

balls of each sample<br />

device were very<br />

consistent<br />

‣ Wide variation <strong>in</strong> witness<br />

marks between samples<br />

‣ Ball Stick<strong>in</strong>g<br />

0.5mm Crown<br />

witness marks<br />

Force (grams)<br />

70<br />

60<br />

50<br />

40<br />

30<br />

20<br />

10<br />

Ball Stick<strong>in</strong>g - 0.5mm<br />

Au-Crown<br />

Au-V-groove<br />

PdNi-Crown<br />

‣ Crown contact with Pb<br />

worst stick<strong>in</strong>g<br />

0.5mm V<br />

Groove witness<br />

marks<br />

0<br />

No Pb<br />

Pb<br />

The Effects of No Lead Solder Balls on <strong>Burn</strong>-<strong>in</strong> <strong>Socket</strong> Design Decisions Page 23

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