IMMERSION SILVER
Immersion silver is an additional surface candidate. Silver is one of the most conductive aspects. Also its oxides are extremely conductive, however sadly are not as conveniently solderable. There are likewise long-lasting problems over silver migration. Strides appear to have actually been made in the last few years to address both concerns. Immersion finishes as thin as 0.3 mm seem efficient in keeping solderability as well as have the included benefit of being wire-bondable utilizing light weight aluminum cord ultrasonic bonding methods.
ELECTROLESS NICKEL IMMERSION GOLD
Electroless nickel immersion gold (ENIG) finishes have been the topic of many study papers in recent times. They have been displayed as a cure all of types, providing in a solitary finish, planarity, solderability, cable bondability and then a corrosion-resistant get in touch with coating, so all the initiative making them function reliably comes as no surprise. What has actually been problematic is the occasional occurrence of the black pad sensation in which solder leads lift away from what was the nickel-gold interface. Nonetheless, some study has recommended that a higher percent of phosphorous in the nickel might relieve the problem.
Immersion gold using the ENIG process is usually 0.1 µm to 0.2 µm thick and then not appropriate to gold round bonding or a number of insertion connections, making electrolytic gold another alternative. For gold sphere bonding, a density of ~ 1.0 µm has actually verified appropriate. Soft gold operating a firmness of approximately 90 Knoop is chosen. For calls, hard gold plating is chosen. Electrolytic gold needs that electrical links be present and shorting bars are typically utilized to this end.
DIRECT IMMERSION GOLD (DIG)
Another coating that has actually acquired some focus is direct immersion gold (DIG). DIG has the advantage that there is no nickel plating called for, making it an easier process. Immersion layer of gold straight over copper is a straightforward process because both metals are much apart in the electromotive series. Gold will conveniently change copper, yet the density is restricted by diffusion to less than a micrometer. The one big drawback is that gold is presently floating around $1500 per troy ounce, making it a costly and much less appealing solution.
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