倒装芯片塑料球栅阵列封装器件在外应力下的失效机理

倒装芯片塑料球栅阵列(FC-PBGA)封装形式独特而被广泛应用, 分析研究其在实际应用过程中, 在高温、电、水汽等多种综合环境应力条件作用下的失效机理对提高其应用可靠性有重要意义. 本文对0.13 μm 6层铜布线工艺的FC-PBGA FPGA器件, 通过暴露器件在以高温回流焊过程中的热-机械应力为主的综合外应力作用下的失效模式, 分析与失效模式相对应的失效机理. 研究结果表明, FC-PBGA器件组装时的内外温差及高温回流焊安装过程中所产生的热-机械应力是导致失效的根本原因, 在该应力作用下, 芯片上的焊球会发生再熔融、桥接相邻焊球致器件短路失效; 芯片与基板之间的填充料会发生裂缝分层、倒装芯片焊球开裂/脱落致器件开路失效; 芯片内部的铜/低k互连结构的完整性受损伤而影响FC-PBGA器件的使用寿命.     

极化诱导实现AlGaN薄膜材料中的超高电子浓度(1020cm-3)掺杂

材料的载流子浓度和迁移率是影响器件性能的关键因素, 变温Hall测试结果证明杂质掺杂AlGaN中的载流子浓度和迁移率随温度 降低而减小.然而极化诱导掺杂的载流子浓度和迁移率不受温度变化的影响.以准绝缘 的GaN体材料作为衬底, 在组分分层渐变的AlGaN中实现的极化诱导掺杂浓度 仅仅在10¹⁷ cm^-3数量级甚至更低. 本研究采用载流子浓度为10¹⁶ cm^-3量级的非有意n型掺杂GaN模板为衬底, 用极化诱导掺杂技术在分子束外延生长的AlGaN薄膜材料中实现了高 达10²⁰ cm^-3 量级的超高电子浓度. 准绝缘的体材GaN半导体作衬底时, 只有表面自由电子作为极化掺杂源, 而非有意掺杂的GaN模板衬底除了提供表面自由电子外,还能为极化电场 提供更多的自由电子"源", 从而实现超高载流子浓度的n型掺杂.     

扇形多注强流相对论电子束的产生与传输研究

多注相对论速调管相对于常规相对论速调管, 每注电子束具有更低的导流系数和更低的空间电荷力, 却具有更高的束波转换效率. 本文基于这方面的需求, 通过三维软件模拟与实验研究了扇形多注强流相对论电子束的产生与传输. 通过建立电子枪的三维模型, 分析了阴极端面静电场的分布及其对电子束产生的影响; 通过粒子模拟获得了发射束流, 然后通过粒子跟踪仿真, 得到了电子束在空心漂移管和多扇形孔漂移管中传输的束斑图, 并对其进行了理论分析与解释. 模拟和实验结果表明, 电子束在空心漂移管传输过程中不仅绕束自身中心旋转, 还绕系统的中心旋转, 通过旋转多扇形孔漂移管实现对中的方法可提高传输效率.     

飞行时间质谱探测磁光阱中超冷分子离子的实验研究

利用飞行时间质谱探测了由磁光阱中的俘获光和 再泵浦光光缔合作用形成的超冷基态铯分子, 研究了微通道板工作电压、加速电场强度和加速电场持续时间对铯分子离子信号强度的影响. 实验结果与理论模型的拟合一致; 获得了适合实验条件的最优化实验参数, 为进一步研究超冷分子的光缔合光谱和光电离光谱奠定了实验基础.     

栅极电势对强光场下石墨烯场效应管中电子隧穿的影响

利用时域有限差分方法研究了强光场下石墨烯场效应管中栅极电势对电子隧穿的影响. 在强光场下由于光学stark效应,石墨烯场效应管的完美手征透射被抑制.这种抑制除了 可以利用光场来调控外,也可以通过改变栅极电势的宽度、势垒高度等来调控. 研究了非方势垒中电子的隧穿. 研究发现,当电势的倾斜较小时,电子隧穿概率变化不大.而当电势倾斜很大时,电子隧穿概率急剧改变.     

无序双层六角氮化硼量子薄膜的电子性质

基于安德森紧束缚模型,本文研究了无序双层六角氮化硼量子薄膜的电子性质. 数值计算结果表明在双层都无序掺杂的情况下,六角氮化硼量子薄膜的电子是局域的, 其表现为绝缘体性质;而对于单层掺杂(无论是氮原子还是硼原子)的双层六角氮化硼量子薄膜, 在能谱的带尾出现了持续的迁移率边.这就说明在单层掺杂的双层六角氮化硼量子薄膜中产生了 金属绝缘体转变.这一结果证实了有序-无序分区掺杂的理论模型,为理解及调控双层六角氮化硼量子薄膜 的电子性质提供了有益的理论指导.     

Flexible geometrical calibration for fringe-reflection 3D measurement

System geometrical calibration is a challenging task in fringe-reflection 3D measurement because the fringe displayed on the LCD screen does not lie within the camera's field of view. Commonly, a flat mirror with markers can accomplish system geometrical calibration. However, the position of the markers must be precisely located by photogrammetry in advance. In this Letter, we introduce a calibration method by use of a markerless flat mirror. Experiments in phase measuring deflectometry demonstrate that the proposed method is simple and flexible.     

Scale-invariant correlations in dynamic bacterial clusters

In Bacillus subtilis colonies, motile bacteria move collectively, spontaneously forming dynamic clusters. These bacterial clusters share similarities with other systems exhibiting polarized collective motion, such as bird flocks or fish schools. Here we study experimentally how velocity and orientation fluctuations within clusters are spatially correlated. For a range of cell density and cluster size, the correlation length is shown to be 30% of the spatial size of clusters, and the correlation functions collapse onto a master curve after rescaling the separation with correlation length. Our results demonstrate that correlations of velocity and orientation fluctuations are scale invariant in dynamic bacterial clusters.     

On Möbius form and Möbius isoparametric hypersurfaces

An umbilic-free hypersurface in the unit sphere is called MSbius isoparametric if it satisfies two conditions, namely, it has vanishing MSbius form and has constant MSbius principal curvatures. In this paper, under the condition of having constant MSbius principal curvatures, we show that the hypersurface is of vanishing MSbius form if and only if its MSbius form is parallel with respect to the Levi-Civita connection of its MSbius metric. Moreover, typical examples are constructed to show that the condition of having constant MSbius principal curvatures and that of having vanishing MSbius form are independent of each other.     

Monte Carlo simulation of glandular dose in a dedicated breast CT system

A dedicated breast CT system (DBCT) is a new method for breast cancer detection proposed in recent years. In this paper, the glandular dose in the DBCT is simulated using the Monte Carlo method. The phantom shape is half ellipsoid, and a series of phantoms with different sizes, shapes and compositions were constructed. In order to optimize the spectra, monoenergy X-ray beams of 5-80 keV were used in simulation. The dose distribution of a breast phantom was studied: a higher energy beam generated more uniform distribution, and the outer parts got more dose than the inner parts. For polyenergtic spectra, four spectra of Al filters with different thicknesses were simulated, and the polyenergtic glandular dose was calculated as a spectral weighted combination of the monoenergetic dose.