Joint with first and second members with a joining layer located therebetween containing sn metal and another metallic material; methods for forming the same
a technology of joining layer and metal, which is applied in the direction of manufacturing tools, solvents, solvents, etc., can solve the problems of inability to generally employ au-based alloy solder, inability to use high-temperature solder, and inability to use zn-based alloy jointing materials, etc., to achieve excellent mechanical strength
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[0019]An attention is paid to the fact of the matter that the intended joints with higher thermal resistance can be obtained by reacting or alloying Sn metal of a melting point of 232 degrees centigrade with a metallic material of a higher melting point than the Sn metal, and thus, forming an intermetallic compound or an alloy with higher melting point so as to join members to be jointed. In this point of view, the present invention can be established.
[0020]Namely, as illustrated in FIG. 1, in this embodiment, the joints 10 includes a first member 11 to be jointed, a second member 12 to be jointed and a jointing layer 13 intervened between the members 11 and 12.
[0021]The jointing layer 13 is composed of three layers 13a, 13b and 13c which are made of intermetallic compounds. The intermatallic compound layer 13a is composed of the metallic component of the first member 11 and the metallic component of the jointing material disposed between the members 11 and 12 at the joint the...
second embodiment
Jointing Method
[0050]In the jointing method according to this embodiment, the jointing material is disposed between the members to be jointed and heated so as to be reacted or alloyed. The jointing material contains the Sn metal (first metallic component) and the metallic material (second metallic component) with a higher melting point than the Sn metal.
[0051]In the jointing method, the second metallic component may be made of the metallic element(s) of the member(s) to be jointed. Namely, the first metallic component (Sn metal) is disposed between the members to be jointed so that the first metallic component is reacted or alloyed with the metallic element(s) of the member(s) to form the corresponding jointing layer.
[0052]According to the jointing method, only the first metallic component is required to be formed filmy and the second metallic component is not required to be prepared. In addition, the joint between the members and the jointing layer can be strengthened.
[0053]Then, t...
third embodiment
Modified Jointing Method
[0062]In the second embodiment, the second metallic component may be made of the metallic element(s) of the member(s) to be jointed. In this embodiment, in contrast, the second metallic component is formed filmy in the same manner as the first metallic component.
[0063]Namely, according to this embodiment, the Sn film and the metallic material film with a higher melting point than the Sn metal are formed on the first member to be jointed, respectively, and then, are contacted with the second member to be jointed. Concretely, the metallic material film is contacted with the second member. The thus obtained laminated body is heated within a temperature range of 250 to 450 degrees centigrade so that the metallic material film is pressed against the second member.
[0064]In this embodiment, the first metallic component and the second metallic component of the jointing material may be formed as foils on the first member to be jointed. The foils are disposed on the fi...
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