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The Annealing and Low Temperature Aging Characteristics of Fine Diameter Wire Produced from Dilute Aluminum Alloys Pages: 14 Published: Jan 1984
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View License Agreement Source: STP850-EB Abstract Compared are the ultrasonic bonding, annealing and low temperature aging characteristics of one mil Al-1 pct Si, Al-1 pct Mg, and Al-½ pct Mg bonding wires. Ultimate tensile strengths and average bond pull strengths of these three alloys decrease similarly in the 125° to 200°C temperature range, while dissimilarity was observed in elongation: Al-Mg alloys become more ductile and Al-1 pct Si embrittles. Aging to −65°C showed no changes in the mechanical properties of Al-½ pct Mg but caused embrittlement in Al-1 pct Mg, suggesting GP zone formation. Keywords: Dilute aluminum alloys, microelectronic interconnects, fine diameter wire, ultrasonic bonding, annealing characteristics, low temperature aging, mechanical properties, GP zone formation Paper ID: STP32672S Committee/Subcommittee: F01.07 DOI: 10.1520/STP32672S ASTM International is a member of CrossRef. | ||