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Bond Pad Probe Marks Effect on Intermetallic Coverage

Anthony Moreno, Rennier Rodriguez, Frederick Ray Gomez

Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · pp. 101–106 · Published 29 Jan 2021

10.9734/jerr/2021/v20i117253

Abstract

The paper presents a study on the effect of semiconductor die’s bond pad probe marks on the interface between the wire and the bond pad. The probe marks are quantified in terms of percentage area in the bond pad, while the interface strength between the wire of Gold material to the Aluminum bond pad is measured through the intermetallic coverage (IMC). Actual evaluation showed that the size of the probe marks has significant impact on the bond pad area, especially on IMC. Validations were made comparing the IMC and shear strength performance of the wire ball bonded on the worst-case probe marks and on the standard probe marks. The learnings on this study could be used on future works with similar requirement.

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