Reliability Training - Engineering and Operations
Reliability Training - Engineering and Operations
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INTRODUCTION TO SEMICONDUCTOR
RELIABILITY ENGINEERING and RELIABILITY LAB OPERATION
1 Introduction
2 Reliability Tests
3 Reliability Lab Operation
4 Reliability standards and Spec
This training is designed with the idea of introducing new and experienced
engineers to the concepts in the area of reliability engineering in parallel of the
reliability lab established in OSV. Overview of the type of reliability stress tests
that are available within OSV for qualification/RAP monitoring.
Meanwhile, it aims at improving awareness to product reliability and
subsequently instil a mind set to improve quality.
Do not run MSL/preconditioning using accelerated conditions unless study was done
proving that the accelerated conditions do not cause spurious failure mechanisms
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(not normally detected when running at standard conditions).
Reliability Tests – Accelerated Environment Stress Tests
AC Chamber
HAST Chamber
Monitor:
- Water conductivity
- Temperature
- Humidity
H3TRB chambers
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Reliability Tests – Accelerated Environment Stress Tests
Other names:
HTS
HTSL chambers
IOL chamber
HTRB chambers
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Reliability Tests – Life Stress Tests
High Temperature The purpose of this test Random oxide defects Ta= 150 C, JESD22-A108
Gate Bias is to evaluate MOS gate and ionic contamination 100% rated gate
(HTGB) oxide capabilities. on the die surface, or on voltage.
oxide layer.
For Discretes only
Wire Bond Pull or Determine adhesion strength of Lifted ball, lifted wedge due Pulling with MIL-STD-883
Bond Pull the wire bonding (ball and to corrosion or applied force Method 2011
Strength stitch), strength of wire to die, contaminants from foreign depending on
substrate, or package header material within the package wire diameter MIL-STD-750
Other names: connections. The wires may be or to wire bond issues; and material Method 2037
bonded by soldering, thermo- Silicon or metallization
WBP compression, ultrasonic, or defects.
BPS related bonding techniques.
WPS
WPT
BPULL
Wire Bond Shear To determine adhesion Lifted ball due to Shearing or pushing AEC-Q100-001
strength of the wire/ball corrosion or ball bonds with AEC-Q101-003
Other names: bond to the bond pad contaminants from applied force
foreign material within depending on ball
WBS the package or wire diameter and material
BBS bond issues; Silicon or
BSHR metallization defects.
RSH apparatus
Solder Heat This test simulates Back metal structure defects, Immerse package 12MSV06288G
and Ice Test thermal shock. It is failures (applicable for devices in molten solder
(SHIT) performed by immersing with back side contact) (approx. 5-10s) and
the Pre and post electrical Indication of failure would be then immediately
test is performed to Vr, RDSon or VCEs shifts >10% into ice water.
ensure the part can (has to be manually observed
withstand the shock. by RE as ATE only looks at
>20%)
SHIT apparatus
TRI-TEMP CHARACTERIZATION: Electrical testing at high, low and room temperature obtained through the
characterization lab. This data will be required to complete the data sheet and to ensure that the device
operates properly at the extremes of the rated regions.
ESD CHARACTERIZATION: JS001, JS002, IEC61000-4-2 This test establishes the voltage range of electrical
discharge that the device can withstand without damage. Requirements for product release can be found in
12MSB17722C. There are several ESD tests that are performed by the characterization lab. Any of these may
be required by reliability depending on the technology and package size. Examples: ESD HBM (Human Body
Model), CDM (Charge Device Model)* and ESD per the instructions of the IEC61000-4-2. * CDM is required on
all packages greater than 7 mm x 7mm, except if TVS. CDM is then replaced by IEC61000-4-2. (reference
17722). MM (Machine Model) is now an obsolete test. Although it may be performed it is not normally
requested by rel.
DIE SHEAR/DIE PUSH OFF: Used to test the die attach strength. Requested at the time of EBR. (often used (in
large sample sizes) as a rel information point when changing BM stuctures or techniques on devices with active
backside contact.
Failure Mechanism
Reliability test Contaminated Parameter Mechanical
Poor Plating
Leads Shifts Failures
Solderability
Solder Heat
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FLOW 1: All process pertaining to the Reliability Plan EXECUTION FULLY done in a
LAB
Lot type:
Qual Lot: A, B, C, …
Control Lot: 2, 4, 6, …
Verify “Qual”/“Eval”
Load environment / life test
material
A:
Board mount Y
required ? A Board mounting Electrical Test
N (post test)
Sorting/Labelling
units per REL tests N Send to FA
Pass ? Depending on Rel
Electrical Test Eng disposition
(pre-test) Y
B: Complete Qual/Eval
Precon Y
or continue with next Lot disposition
required ? B Preconditioning
read-out
N
Electrical Test
(post Precon)