研究了Sn-3.5Ag无铅钎料和Cu基体在钎焊和时效过程中界面金属间化合物的形成和生长行为.结果表明,在钎焊过程中,由于钎料中存在着Cu的溶解度,界面处生成的金属间化合物存在着分解现象.因此Sn-3.5Ag/Cu界面金属间化合物层厚度与化合物层的分解有着密切关系.由于吸附作用,金属间化合物表面形成了纳米级的Ag3Sn颗粒.当钎焊接头在70,125,170℃时效时,钎焊时形成的扇贝状金属间化合物转变为层状.金属间化合物的生长厚度与时效时间的平方根呈线性关系,其生长受扩散机制控制.整个金属间化合物层和Cu6Sn5层的生长激活能分别为75.16 kJ/mol,58.59kJ/mol.
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