Abstract

A material for hermetically-sealed casing of multichip subsystem needs the characteristics such as high thermal conductivity, low density, low thermal expansion coefficient, automatic sealing, simplicity and convenience of subsequent application workmanship .The material that is mostly suitable to be used is Al-50% Si compound material prepared by the spray deposition method. The powder metallurgy process (PM) was studied for preparing the Al-Si compound material in this paper.The median particle size of the Al-Si powder must be less than 5μm. The ball-milling technique was adopted to reduce the particle size of Al-Si powder. The result shows: the change in ball-milling speed affects the particle size of Al-50 Si powder greatly and the increase of rotating speed can facilitate powder fining and homogenization. By determining other process parameters, it is found the ball-milling time is the major factor affecting the particle size. As the ball-milling time extends, the particle size reduces. Compared to the dry milling process, the alcohol wet milling process can improve the fine powder output, reduce particle size distribution range, avoid powder agglomeration and get good homogenization. Less particle size also result in higher density and less Si phase particle size in Al-50 Si compound. In the following condition, namely the ratio of grinding media to material is 5:1, the rotating speed 350 rpm and ball-milling time 20 hrs, the median particle size of Al-50 Si powder is 4.64μm.

Highlights

  • As the people keep on pursuing mini-type, light-weight, multifunctional and high-powered electronic equipments, the multichip subsystem becomes more and more popular

  • In order to guarantee the Al-Si compound material to be available good performance, the particle size of the Al-Si powder must be less than 5μm according to references

  • In order to make further exploration on the powder metallurgy technology of the Al-Si compound material with high silicon contents, it is important to discuss the technical feasibility of PM technology, study the influence of the ball-milling process parameters on the particle size of Al-50 Si alloy powder, and so study the influence of particle size on sintering density of Al-Si compound

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Introduction

As the people keep on pursuing mini-type, light-weight, multifunctional and high-powered electronic equipments, the multichip subsystem (a system-level or a subsystem-level module and assembly in which analog circuit, digital circuit and microwave power circuit are hermetically sealed by adopting the multichip packaging technology) becomes more and more popular. By changing the content of aluminum and silicon, the aluminum (silicon)-based compound for different uses can be obtained This material has become a very promising electronic package material, especially in the high technology field. In order to guarantee the Al-Si compound material to be available good performance, the particle size of the Al-Si powder must be less than 5μm according to references In such case the least texture structure of material can be obtained. In order to make further exploration on the powder metallurgy technology of the Al-Si compound material with high silicon contents, it is important to discuss the technical feasibility of PM technology, study the influence of the ball-milling process parameters on the particle size of Al-50 Si alloy powder, and so study the influence of particle size on sintering density of Al-Si compound

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