| 英文摘要 |
Electrolytic migration for a couple of conductors, made from bare copper and Ni/Audeposited copper electroplated with a coat of Sn-5Ag (5 m in thickness) was investigated. The electrolytic migration was conducted in deionized water at a dc bias of 5V. the effect of heat treatment (at 250℃ for 5 minutes) of the specimens on the electrolytic migration was also explored. On the basis of electrochemical data resulted from potentiodynamic polarization and surface analysis through X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), we proposed a mechanism for electrolytic migration. Different behaviors in electrolytic migration for various specimens are realized stemmed from this mechanism. In the system of bare copper coated with Sn-5Ag (denoting as C), silver, copper and tin are responsible for migration. Heat treatment of this system (denoting as C-h) led to consumption of elemental silver and formation of inter-metallic compound Ag3Sn that is less susceptible for migration. In the system of Ni/Au-deposited copper that is further coated with Sn-5Ag (denoting as G), only silver and tin are subject to migration since copper is covered and shielded by its Ni/Au-deposits. Heat treatment of this system (denoting as G-h) also transfers the elemental silver to Ag3Sn, hence retards the migration. The resistance to electrolytic migration increases in the order: C < G < C-h < G-h. |