FlexiSafe MLCC Termination Device Performance

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FlexiSafe MLCC Termination Device Performance AVX Ltd. Jonathan Lennox Bally Castle Road Coleraine, Northern Ireland BT52 2DA AVX Ron Demcko 3900 Electronics Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27064

The MLCC advantages in Automotive Applications Benefits include: Higher operating temperatures than competing technology Higher ripple current capability Small and light Cost competitive No end of life failure mechanism High reliability

The MLCC and Automotive customers Potential problems: Thermal stress Thermal stress damage from soldering Severe thermal gradient or soldering iron contact Mechanical damage Experience shows >95% of the components returned for analysis Electrical damage Electrical damage from irregular circuit occurrence Electrical damage from customer MM or CDM ESD strike

Sources of Mechanical Damage MLCCs located close to the edge of PCBs ICT pin induced board flexure Board flexure during PCB assembly into fixtures / cases etc. Insertion / removal of PCBs from connectors etc. PCB thermal expansion / contraction causing mechanical damage to the MLCC.

The Automotive end customer solution In circuits where the capacitor is situated across the terminals of the battery, 2 capacitors in series orientated at 90 is typically recommended by the automotive customers. For this.. Use this.. To try to prevent this!

The Automotive end customer solution The problem is that with this solution it is assumed that board flex always effects only 1 of the 2 components. What happens if the board flex is coming from any other known cause? ICT pin induced board flexure Board flexure occurring during PCB assembly into fixtures / cases etc. Insertion / removal of PCBs from connectors etc. PCB thermal expansion / contraction causing mechanical damage to the MLCC.

The Automotive end customer solution The Process To test the 2 Capacitor in Series solution against other causes of board flexure, we performed bend testing at 45 to each capacitor. The testing was also performed with a test of a single standard MLCC, a single FLEXITERM MLCC and a single FLEXISAFE MLCC for comparison.

The Automotive end customer solution The Process Each board was bent to 3mm (2600um/m strain) across a 90mm span. Each unit was then measured for low insulation resistance, and sectioned to review internal structure.

The Automotive end customer solution The results Standard 1 chip 08051C103M4T 2 in series 2x 08055C223M4T Single FLEXITERM 08051C103M4Z Single FLEXISAFE FS055C103M4Z Low insulation resistance FAIL 8/10 pieces Fail 19/20 pieces, 9 / 10 short Circuits Pass 0/10 pieces Pass 0/10 pieces No of cracked chips FAIL 8/10 pieces Fail 19/20 pieces Pass 0/10 pieces Pass 0/10 pieces

The Automotive end customer solution The Test Conclusion A single FLEXITERM or FLEXISAFE component gives much greater protection against all forms of flexure damage. A single FLEXITERM or FLEXISAFE component also gives additional protection against temperature cycle induced damage. 2 Capacitors in Series only protects against 1 specific type of board flexure damage.

The Automotive end customer solution How about the ESD Performance? The Process To test the 2 Capacitors in Series solution against other causes of board flexure, testing performed ESD testing as per AEC-Q200 procedure. 25 piece samples were used for the single units, 50 pieces with 2 capacitors in series were used for the 2 capacitor in series solution.

The Automotive end customer solution The Process Each component was mounted on a PCB and ESD tested, one (1) with a positive polarity and one (1) with a negative polarity (as per AEC requirements). 2 Voltages were used, 8kV direct contact and 15kV air discharge.

The Automotive end customer solution The results ESD progressive testing Standard 1 chip 08051C103M4T 2 in series 2x 08055C223M4T Single FLEXITERM 08051C103M4Z Single FLEXISAFE FS055C103M4Z 25kV (air) N/A N/A N/A N/A 15kV (air) Fail 25/25 low IR Fail 24/25 low IR On complete circuit 8kV (direct) Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 4kV (direct) N/A N/A N/A N/A

The Automotive end customer solution The Test Conclusion 2 Capacitors in Series provides no additional protection against ESD strike over a single standard, FLEXITERM or FLEXISAFE component. FlexiTerm & FlexiSafe have acceptable ESD response

Weighted comparison In order to better understand the overall performance of the various safety solutions, a weighted table was adopted which will allow the performance to be assessed against most common causes of short circuit. This weighted table has been designed along similar lines to FMEA type comparison.

Weighted comparison Single chip vs 2 in series How does the 2 capacitor in series solution perform against common causes of failure? In order to assess the relative merits of the short circuit protection methods we would like to use a weighted comparison. Single chip Solution Potential cause of low IR and estimate of level of occurrence Effectiveness of Solution Process Potential failure effect Severity Potential Causes Occurrence Design solution Effectiveness Risk rating 9 = most severe 9 = most common 9 = Least effective Soldering low insulation resistance 9 High delta T 1 single chip 9 81 low insulation resistance 9 Soldering iron strike 2 single chip 9 162 Mechanical damage low insulation resistance 9 Board break out 9 single chip 9 729 low insulation resistance 9 ICT damage,assembly and other 5 single chip 9 405 low insulation resistance 9 Thermal expansion of the PCB 5 single chip 9 405 ESD damage low insulation resistance 9 ESD damage 2 single chip 9 162 Single chip Solution Risk rating = 1944 2 Capacitors in Series Solution Process Potential failure effect Severity Potential Causes Occurrence Design solution Risk rating Soldering low insulation resistance 9 High delta T 1 2 chip in series 6 54 low insulation resistance 9 Soldering iron strike 2 2 chip in series 6 108 Mechanical damage low insulation resistance 9 Board break out 9 2 chip in series 2 162 low insulation resistance 9 ICT damage,assembly and other 5 2 chip in series 7 315 low insulation resistance 9 Thermal expansion of the PCB 5 2 chip in series 7 315 ESD damage low insulation resistance 9 ESD damage 2 2 chip in series 8 144 2 Capacitors in Series Solution Risk rating = 1098

Solution options FLEXITERM and FLEXISAFE are products that work by preventing the failure from occurring Other industry design modifications like the open failure mode and MLSC Capacitors accept that cracking occurs but try to limit the potential damage

FLEXITERM A Solution to Thermal & Mechanical Board Flex High Flexure Stress Circuit Boards e.g. Depanelisation: components near edges of board Board Flexure during manufacture Insertion of PCB in assembly Variable Temperature Applications

Cu Termination - Mechanical Performance Cu Sn Ni Short Circuit Fail Site Major Fear is of Latent Board Flex Failures

FLEXITERM FLEXITERM - Mechanical Performance Far superior mechanical performance

AEC-Q200 Qualification: Created by the Automotive Electronics Council Specification defining stress test qualification for passive components Testing: Performance Testing to Automotive Spec. Key tests used to compare FLEXITERM to Cu termination as per AEC-Q200: Board Bend Flex Test - 20 samples Temperature Cycle Test 77 samples

Board Bend Flex Test Procedure Test Procedure as per AEC-Q200: Minimum deflection spec: 2 mm (Class 2) Components soldered to FR4 PCB Board connected to the test equipment Motorized Moving Ram 90mm

Substrate Bend (mm) Substrate Bend (mm) Substrate Bend (mm) Substrate Bend (mm) Board Bend Flex Test Results 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 0603 0805 NP0 X7R X7R X7R FLEXITERM soft term NP0 NP0 X7R X7R X7R X7R FLEXITERM soft term 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 1206 1210 10 8 6 4 2 0 NP0 X7R X7R X7R X7R FLEXITERM soft term NP0 X7R X7R X7R FLEXITERM X7R soft term 12 Board flex test is directly proportional to strain measurements on PCB

Temperature Cycle Test Procedure Test Procedure as per AEC-Q200: The test is conducted to determine the resistance of a part to extremes of high and low temperatures by alternative exposure to those extremes. sample size 77 Soldered to PCB TC chamber cycle from 55 0 C to +125 0 C for 1000 cycles Interim electrical measurements at 250, 500, 1000 cycles Measure Parameters- Capacitance, Dissipation factor, Insulation resistance +125 o C +25 o C Test Temperature Profile -55 o C 1hour 12mins

% Failure % Failure % Failure % Failure Temperature Cycle Test Results 60 0603 60 0805 50 50 40 40 30 30 20 20 10 10 0 0 1000 2000 3000 0 0 1000 2000 3000 60 1206 60 1210 50 50 40 40 30 30 20 20 10 10 0 0 1000 2000 3000 0 0 1000 2000 3000 The Test was progressed No beyond Defects the up to AEC-Q200 1000 cycles requirements FLEXITERM Copper Term

% Failure % Failure % Failure % Failure 10 8 6 4 2 0 10 0603 6 4 2 0 0 1000 2000 3000 0 1000 2000 3000 1206 Temperature Cycle Test Results Beyond 1000 cycles: 10 8 10 0805 1210 8 8 6 6 4 4 2 2 0 0 1000 2000 3000 0 0 1000 2000 3000 FLEXITERM FLEXITERM - No Defects up to 3000 cycles Copper Term

FLEXITERM Test Summary Performance measured using Automotive Electronic Council specified tests; e.g. Temperature Cycle & Board Bend Test FLEXITERM provides improved performance compared to copper termination > 2x Improved resistance to board flex Board Bend Flex Test improvement by a factor of 2 to 4 times Temperature Cycling 0% Failure up to 3000 cycles No ESR change up to 3000 cycles

Weighted comparison FLEXITERM vs Single chip vs 2 in series Single chip Solution Process Potential failure effect Severity Potential Causes Occurrence Design solution Effectiveness Risk rating 9 = most severe 9 = most common 9 = Least effective Soldering low insulation resistance 9 High delta T 1 single chip 9 81 low insulation resistance 9 Soldering iron strike 2 single chip 9 162 Mechanical damage low insulation resistance 9 Board break out 9 single chip 9 729 low insulation resistance 9 ICT damage,assembly and other 5 single chip 9 405 low insulation resistance 9 Thermal expansion of the PCB 5 single chip 9 405 ESD damage low insulation resistance 9 ESD damage 2 single chip 9 162 Single chip Solution Risk rating = 1944 2 Capacitors in Series Solution Process Potential failure effect Severity Potential Causes Occurrence Design solution Risk rating Soldering low insulation resistance 9 High delta T 1 2 chip in series 6 54 low insulation resistance 9 Soldering iron strike 2 2 chip in series 6 108 Mechanical damage low insulation resistance 9 Board break out 9 2 chip in series 2 162 low insulation resistance 9 ICT damage,assembly and other 5 2 chip in series 7 315 low insulation resistance 9 Thermal expansion of the PCB 5 2 chip in series 7 315 ESD damage low insulation resistance 9 ESD damage 2 2 chip in series 8 144 2 Capacitors in Series Solution Risk rating = 1098 Single chip FLEXITERM Solution Process Potential failure effect Severity Potential Causes Occurrence Design solution Risk rating Soldering low insulation resistance 9 High delta T 1 FLEXITERM 9 81 low insulation resistance 9 Soldering iron strike 2 FLEXITERM 9 162 Mechanical damage low insulation resistance 9 Board break out 9 FLEXITERM 2 162 low insulation resistance 9 ICT damage,assembly and other 5 FLEXITERM 2 90 low insulation resistance 9 Thermal expansion of the PCB 5 FLEXITERM 2 90 ESD damage low insulation resistance 9 ESD damage 2 FLEXITERM 9 162 Single chip FLEXITERM Solution Risk rating = 747

FLEXISAFE FLEXISAFE is a Capacitor specifically designed to virtually eliminate the risk of short circuit failure.

FLEXISAFE The FLEXISAFE components are terminated with the award winning FLEXITERM layer.

FLEXISAFE The FLEXITERM layer works as a Shock absorber, preventing internal cracking resulting from board flexure / temperature cycling damage:-

FLEXISAFE The FLEXISAFE components are manufactured with Cascade electrode design internal structure.

FLEXISAFE The cascade structure protects the ceramic capacitor from low insulation resistance failure resulting from the following issues: Thermal stress damage (typically from soldering / reworking)

ESD damage FLEXISAFE

Placement damage FLEXISAFE

Ohms FLEXISAFE Additional benefits. Lower inductance than 2 capacitors in series. 2x 220nF in series ESL 1.579nH 1.450nH 1.405nH 1.408nH Flexisafe 100nF ESL 0.855nH 0.783nH 0.764nH 0.858nH 1 Lower ESR than 1 standard component. 0.1 ESR flexisafe FS055C104 ESR standard 08055C104 0.01 1 10 100 1000 10000 Freq (MHz)

FLEXISAFE The Technology. The cascade design for the FLEXISAFE range of components results in an approximate reduction of the capacitance capability of the MLCC of a factor of 4. Half of the capacitance is lost because the electrode plate area is reduced. Standard design Cascade design Because 2 capacitors are now in series, there is also a resultant further reduction in the capacitance by a factor of 2.

Single chip Solution Weighted comparison Process Potential failure effect Severity Potential Causes Occurrence Design solution Effectiveness Risk rating 9 = most severe 9 = most common 9 = Least effective Soldering low insulation resistance 9 High delta T 1 single chip 9 81 low insulation resistance 9 Soldering iron strike 2 single chip 9 162 Mechanical damage low insulation resistance 9 Board break out 9 single chip 9 729 low insulation resistance 9 ICT damage,assembly and other 5 single chip 9 405 low insulation resistance 9 Thermal expansion of the PCB 5 single chip 9 405 ESD damage low insulation resistance 9 ESD damage 2 single chip 9 162 Single chip Solution Risk rating = 1944 2 Capacitors in Series Solution Process Potential failure effect Severity Potential Causes Occurrence Design solution Risk rating Soldering low insulation resistance 9 High delta T 1 2 chip in series 6 54 low insulation resistance 9 Soldering iron strike 2 2 chip in series 6 108 Mechanical damage low insulation resistance 9 Board break out 9 2 chip in series 2 162 low insulation resistance 9 ICT damage,assembly and other 5 2 chip in series 7 315 low insulation resistance 9 Thermal expansion of the PCB 5 2 chip in series 7 315 ESD damage low insulation resistance 9 ESD damage 2 2 chip in series 8 144 2 Capacitors in Series Solution Risk rating = 1098 Single chip FLEXITERM Solution Process Potential failure effect Severity Potential Causes Occurrence Design solution Risk rating Soldering low insulation resistance 9 High delta T 1 FLEXITERM 9 81 low insulation resistance 9 Soldering iron strike 2 FLEXITERM 9 162 Mechanical damage low insulation resistance 9 Board break out 9 FLEXITERM 2 162 low insulation resistance 9 ICT damage,assembly and other 5 FLEXITERM 2 90 low insulation resistance 9 Thermal expansion of the PCB 5 FLEXITERM 2 90 ESD damage low insulation resistance 9 ESD damage 2 FLEXITERM 9 162 Single chip FLEXITERM Solution Risk rating = 747 Single chip FLEXISAFE Solution Process Potential failure effect Severity Potential Causes Occurrence Design solution Risk rating Soldering low insulation resistance 9 High delta T 1 FLEXISAFE 7 63 low insulation resistance 9 Soldering iron strike 2 FLEXISAFE 7 126 Mechanical damage low insulation resistance 9 Board break out 9 FLEXISAFE 2 162 low insulation resistance 9 ICT damage,assembly and other 5 FLEXISAFE 1 45 low insulation resistance 9 Thermal expansion of the PCB 5 FLEXISAFE 1 45 ESD damage low insulation resistance 9 ESD damage 2 FLEXISAFE 8 144 Single chip FLEXISAFE Solution Risk rating = 585

Summary Suppliers must consider that there is no 100% guaranteed safe solution for components in direct battery applications. However, with the development of FLEXITERM and FLEXISAFE technologies, a supplier would be able to provide the customer with an improvement in safety over the accepted 2 capacitor in series solution. FLEXI technology has already proven to provide excellent protection against flexure and thermally induced mechanical damage. A single FLEXITERM or FLEXISAFE capacitor reduces the amount of board space required, and reduces placement costs.