Dave,
I hope AJ-820 differentiates between what you see after accelerated testing, which shows the coarse grain bands surrounded by fine-grained structure, and field failurs, which do NOT show coarse-grained bands but a uniformly coarse solder structure because of sufficient time.
Werner.
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From: David D. Hillman <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tue, Apr 27, 2010 4:43 pm
Subject: Re: [TN] Failure fatigue photos
Hi Inge - you don't necessarily need to have a microstructure
solidification gradient grain size. Thermal and vibrational induced
stresses can change a completely uniform microstructure to a banded
microstructure. The IPC will be soon publishing the IPC -AJ-820 Assembly &
Joining handbook which has several good photos plus verbiage of banded
microstructure.
Dave
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Hi both of you,
I made a job for Siemens once, about fatigue. The board behind the
instrument panel of a truck vibrated on the roads in South America,
resulting in lifted leads and the trucks became inoperable. I simulated
the
situation in the vibrator lab, and could see clearly what happened. Just
as
Dave told you, the crack will finally occur in a band which is represented
by fine structure on the one side and a coarse and elongated on the other.
It has partly to do with the solidification to do, fine grains closest to
the legs and coarser the more you are from that site. I'll send one very
illustrative photo. I've missed how to fix that instantly. How do you
bring
the photos to that fast presentation URL?
Inge
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Sent: den 27 April 2010 06:33
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Subject: Re: [TN] Failure fatigue photos
> Hi Ioan - Do you have any optical photos of the fracture? Thermal cycle
> fatigue failures typically develop "banding (aka microstructure
> coarsening)" in the solder joint shear zone. The solder joint
> microstructure evolves into distinct grains of tin and lead which shows
up
> better in optical photos. The fracture in your photos appears to be
> fatigue but its hard to see the microstructure in your photos. I added a
> photo of what typical thermal cycle induced SnPb coarsening looks like
on
> the IPC Photo Gallery.
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> http://ipc-technet.groupsite.com/gallery/13118
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> Dear Technos,
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> It looks like, for the first time, I have the occasion to look at
fatigue
> failed joints. The lab analysis we've got states this, but does not
> abounds in details.
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> One of the conclusions is "the crack propagates around harder Sn
shearing
> the softer Pb, but the Sn and Pb zones seem fairly large for regular
> solder structure". Citing from Klein Wassink "During cyclic plastic
> deformation the microstructure inside the material changes in the zones
> where the deformation is concentrated. This leads to local grain
> growth..."
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> I have deposited the micro-sections on the IPCs website
> http://ipc-technet.groupsite.com/gallery/13116
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> I would need your expert opinion regarding the failure. Is this fatigue?
> The big pure Sn and pure Pb areas, are they normal size for fatigued
> joints?
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