The effect of ultrasonic processing on the microstructure and mechanical properties of (SnBiInZn)99.5Ga0.5 high entropy alloy/Cu solder joint
Mo Chen , Liang Zhang , Yu-hao Chen , Lei Shi
Journal of Central South University ›› : 1 -14.
Ga, valued for its low melting point, was introduced into the SnBiInZn alloy to develop a high-entropy solder with a reduced melting temperature of 82° C. This study examined the effect of ultrasonic assistance on the interfacial reaction between (SnBiInZn)99.5Ga0.5 HEA and a Cu substrate. With increasing ultrasonic time, the spreading area expanded to 82.3 mm2, and the microstructure was refined. Following 15 s of ultrasonic treatment, a stable bilayer structure composed of β-Sn and InBi phases was formed. The interfacial intermetallic compound (IMC) transformed into a mixed structure of Cu9Ga4 and Cu6Sn5. Prolonged ultrasonication promoted Cu9Ga4 growth, which suppressed Cu6Sn5 thickening. The shear strength initially increased, peaking at 30.5 MPa (a 46.6 % improvement) at 15 s, and then declined due to excessive brittle IMC formation, increasing joint brittleness, and reducing reliability.
high entropy alloys / solder joints / microstructure / ultrasonic / shear strength
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