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8 / 19 page ![]() AN668 APPLICATION NOTE 8/19 Figure 6. Embossed cavity tape. C] Coplanarity Lead coplanarity is considered a major issue for surface mount devices. In the case of Power sur- face mount packages, whose slug is eventually soldered on a substrate, coplanarity is also refer- enced to the relative position of the slug and the leads. In the PowerSO-20/36, lead extremities and package slug are positioned inside a 4 mil (0.1 mm) layer; this condition provides a high yield mounting and soldering process. D] Solder joint quality and inspection When the package slug is soldered onto the sub- strate, as in the many applications developed so far, the need exists for producing a high quality solder joint between the slug and its solder pad on the board. The PowerSO-20/36 structure is ideal from this viewpoint: symmetry existing in the x-y plane pro- vides a very good balance of the wetting forces, once the solder paste is melted. A kind of self centering effect has been observed, which is mostly due to the dual-in-line outline and to the excellent wettability of both leads and slug. This results in a solder joint well controlled in thickness and consistency. An additional advantage of the PowerSO-20/36 outline is the presence of two exposed inspection points on the slug, which has been intentionally obtained in the package body (Figure 7). Propri- etary processes keeps these two points free of molding compound flash and allows evident sol- der fillets after the soldering process. Due to the symmetrical structure of PowerSO- 20,/36 the presence of solder fillet in both inspec- tion points is a good indicator of joint quality and planarity. It should be noticed that the same kind of control is not possible in the surface mount Multiwatt structure, which can show a good solder fillet in the exposed section of the slug even with a non-parallel joint and possible voiding. In this case, the degradation of the junction to substrate thermal resistance Rth(j-s) is more evident, as shown in Figure 8. E] Reliability after soldering process Extensive evaluation of frame design and materi- als provides the PowerSO-20/36 excellent reli- ability performance after the soldering process, as discussed in section 5. No degradation of the 8.60 13.00 Bo 4.50 11.50 Ao 24.00 A A 1.50 min R0.50 Typical 4.00 2.00 1.5 +0.1/-0.0 1.75 11.50 24.00 ±0.3 D94AN002 30 ±0.05 STRETCH FORM 1.00 Ko |
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