| 英文摘要 |
The effect of Sn-5Ag coating on the electrolytic migration of Cu-conductors has been studied. The Sn-5Ag coating layer with a thickness of 0.67~2 m tends to inhibit the migration of the copper conductor in de-ionized water at a bias of 5 V. The inhibition becomes more efficient with increasing the thickness of the coating. Heat treatment ( 250℃ for 5 minutes) of the coated specimens pronouncedly increases their resistance to electrolytic migration. The investigation of potentiodynamic polarization in 0.01M NaOH is useful in delineation of the migration inhibition mechanism for the Sn-5Ag coated specimens. For Sn-5Ag coated specimen, two passive peaks corresponding to the formation of SnO and SnO2 are observed. Both oxides on the coating provide a protective layer, which prevents copper dissolution from the substrate and silver dissolution from the Sn-5Ag coating. Thus tin oxides resulting from the Sn-5Ag coating effectively inhibit copper migration of the copper conductors. Furthermore, comparing the coatings with the thickness of 2 µm, Sn-5Ag is superior to Sn-10Pb in the inhibition of copper electrolytic migration. |