AVAGO ACPM-5817 An exponential cumulative failure function Datasheet

ACPM-5817
Reliability Data Sheet
Description
Reliability Prediction Model
This document describes the reliability performance of a
fully matched 10-pins surface mount module ACPM-5817
developed for LTE Band-12 and Band-17. It was qualified
by similarity based on similar product design, wafer fabrication technology and packaging process. This power amplifier module operates in 699-716 MHz bandwidth and
meets stringent LTE (MPR=0dB) linearity requirements up
to 27.5dBm output power.
An exponential cumulative failure function (constant
fail¬ure rate) model was used to predict the failure rate
and mean time to failure (MTTF). The wear-out mechanism is therefore not considered. The Arrhenius temperature de-rating equation is used. It is assumed that no
failure mechanism changes between stresses and the use
condi¬tions. Bias and temperature condition are alterable
stress¬es and must be considered with the thermal resistance of the devices when determining the stress condition. The failure rate will have a direct relationship to the
bias life stress. The HBT have been tested to determine the
activa¬tion energy of 1.58eV and was used to predict the
MTTF and FIT rate for the HBT. Confidence intervals are
based upon the chi-squared prediction method associated with exponential distribution.
This product is packaged in a standard 3mmx3mm form
factor package incorporated with 50ohm input and output matching network where the mechanical test results
were leveraged on a representative part, ACPM-5308.
The power amplifier is manufactured on an advanced
InGaP HBT (hetero-junction Bipolar Transistor) MMIC (microwave monolithic integrated circuit) technology offering state-of-the-art reliability, temperature stability and
ruggedness.
Table 1. Life Prediction:
Demonstrated Performance
Test Name
Stress Test
Condition
Total Units
Tested
Total Device
Hours
No. Of Failed
Units
DC-High Temperature
Operating Life
(DC-HTOL)
Ta=125°C;
Vcc=3.4V, Ven=1.8V, Vmode=0V (HP);
RF ports into 50 Ω.
JESD22-A108
75
37,800
0/75
Table 2. Estimated for Various Channel Temperatures are as follows:
Channel Temp.
(C)
Point Typical Performance 90% Confidence MTTF
MTTF (yrs)
(yrs)
Point Typical Performance FIT
90% Confidence FIT
125
10.54
4.57
10,828.26
24,959.14
100
231.01
100.22
493.81
1,138.23
85
1,811.91
786.08
62.96
145.12
60
84,731.92
36,760.05
1.35
3.1
Point typical MTTF is simply the total device hours divided by the number of failures. Since no failures were observed, the point
estimate is calculated under the assumption that one unit failed. FIT rates shown are relatively high due to the limited device hours
at product release.
Table 3. Operating Life Test Results:
Stress
Reference & Conditions
Duration
Failures/
number tested
DC-High Temperature
Operating Life (DC-HTOL)
Ta=125°C;
Vcc=3.4V, Ven=1.8V, Vmode=0V (HP),
RF ports into 50 Ω.
JESD22-A108
504 hours
0/75
Temperature Humidity
Operating Life (DC-WHTOL)
Ta=85°C/85%RH;
(HPM/Off/MPM/Off )
Vcc=4.2V, Ven=2.6V/0V, Vmode=2.6V/0V,
RF ports into 50 Ω.
JESD22-A101
504 hours
0/75
Table 4. Environmental Test Results:
Stress
Reference & Conditions
Duration
Failures/
number tested
High Temperature Storage
Ta=150°C
JESD22-A103
504 hours
0/75
Unbiased Highly
Accelerated Temperature
and Humidity Stress
Ta=130°C/85%RH, 230kPa, No Bias
JESD22-A118
96 hours
0/75
Temperature Cycling
Condition B: -55°C/+125°C, 15mins dwell, Air to Air.
JESD22-A104
700 cycles
0/75
Table 5. Mechanical Tests Information:
Stress
Reference & Conditions
Duration
Failures/
number tested
Auto Drop Test
Peak acceleration: 1500Gs.
Pulse duration: 0.5ms half-sine pulse.
JESD22-B111
30 drops
0/60
Cycle Bending
Amplitude 1.0mm, total displacement 2.0mm.
Bending rate 80mm per minute.
5x
0/30
Bending Test
Bending up to 5mm with 1mm increment.
Maintained in bend state for 5s ± 1s for every 1mm
increment.
IEC 60068-2-21-Ue1
Every 1mm
0/30
Shear Test
Force = 10N, 60 sec
4 sides
0/30
Note: All mechanical tests are tested on daisy chain device.
Table 6. Thermal Resistance Information:
Stress
Reference & Conditions
Theta Jc
Thermal Resistance
Vcc1=3.8V, Vcc2=3.4V, Ven=1.35V, Vmode=0.5V;
Pout : 27.5dBm
15 ºC/W
ESD Test
Reference:
Results
Human Body Model
JESD22-A114
1500V (Class 1C)
Machine Model
JESD22-A115
100V (Class A)
Charge Device Model
JESD22-C101
500V (Class III)
Table 7. ESD Ratings:
2
HBM
Handling precautions
Class 0 is ESD voltage level < 250V, Class 1A is voltage
level between 250V and 500V, Class 1B is voltage level between 500V and 1000V, Class 1C is voltage level between
1000V and 2000V, Class 2 is voltage level between 2000V
and 4000V, Class 3A is voltage level between 4000V and
8000V, Class 3B is voltage level > 8000V.
Note: ESD sensitivity levels for Human Body Model, Machine Model and Charge Device Model necessitate the following handling precautions:
MM
Class A is ESD voltage level < 200V, Class B is voltage level
between 200V and 400V, Class C is voltage level > 400V.
CDM
Class I is ESD voltage level < 200V, Class II is voltage level
between 200V and 500V, Class III is voltage level between
500V and 1000V, Class IV is voltage level >1000V.
1. Ensure Faraday cage or conductive shield is used
during transportation processes.
2. If the static charge at SMT assembly station is above
device sensitivity level, place an ionizer near to the
device for charge neutralization purposes.
3. Personal grounding must be worn at all time when
handling the device.
Moisture Sensitivity Classification: Level 3
Preconditioning per JESD22-A113D Level 3 was performed on all devices prior to reliability testing except for
ESD classification test and mechanical test.
MSL 3 Preconditioning, Accelerated condition (JESD22A113D): 125°C HTS for 24hrs + 60°C/60%RH for 40hrs + 3x
Pb-free Reflow, 260°C peak.
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AV02-3813EN - September 14, 2012
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