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Reliability characterization and FEM modeling of power devices under repetitive power pulsing
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Power DmosEngineeringMechanical EngineeringFem ModelingPower ElectronicsWhole Power DeviceReliability EngineeringElectronic PackagingPower System TransientReliability CharacterizationElectrical EngineeringHardware ReliabilityRepetitive Power PulsingSolid MechanicsHeat TransferDevice ReliabilityMicroelectronicsSmart GridFlexible ElectronicsPower DevicePower System ReliabilityCircuit ReliabilityThermal EngineeringMechanics Of MaterialsElectrical Insulation
In this work a combined experimental/numerical approach to describe the thermo-mechanical behavior of power devices under repetitive power pulsing is presented. Stress tests have been carried out on power DMOS implemented in Smart Power BCD technology with different Back-End Of Line (BEOL) schemes, including, for the first time, full Copper. Mechanical laboratory nano-indentation tests have been used to determine constituent properties of the metal layers. Thermo-mechanical 3D FEM modeling has been used to simulate a multi-cycle thermal loading of a whole power device with its package. Results from simulation have been qualitatively compared to experimental results.
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