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자동차 전자제어장치의 열 피로를 고려한 가속수명시험법 개발에 관한 연구

A Study on the Development of Accelerated Life Test Method Considering Thermal Fatigue of Automotive Electronic Control Unit

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2022;39(11):833-839.
Published online: November 1, 2022

1 ㈜만도 전자검증팀

2 오산대학교 자동차과

1 Electronics Reliability and Validation Team, Mando Co., Ltd.

2 Department of Automotive Engineering, Osan University

#E-mail: miranda7@osan.ac.kr, TEL: +82-31-370-2664
• Received: May 16, 2022   • Revised: August 28, 2022   • Accepted: August 30, 2022

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A Study on the Development of Accelerated Life Test Method Considering Thermal Fatigue of Automotive Electronic Control Unit
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Fig. 1 Electronic control unit
Fig. 2 Main failure mode of electronic control unit
Fig. 3 Life for each material according to temperature difference
Fig. 4 Thermal expansion measurement equipment for PCB and parts (Half-bridge)
Fig. 5 Strain comparison between PCB and parts according to the temperature differences
Fig. 6 Test equipment of thermal shock cycle
Fig. 7 Dwell time considering thermal inertia
Fig. 8 Solder joint force measurement method
Fig. 9 Comparison of solder joint shear and pulling force for different chips in thermal shock cycle test
Fig. 10 Solder joint force measurement parts and equipment
Fig. 11 Circular crack generated by normal mode thermal shock cycle test
Fig. 12 Test equipment for rapid temperature change
Fig. 13 Circular cracks caused by thermal shock cycle test with rapid temperature change
A Study on the Development of Accelerated Life Test Method Considering Thermal Fatigue of Automotive Electronic Control Unit
Experiment mode Low temp. [°C] High temp. [°C] Cycles Total time [hours]
Normal -40 125 1,000 3,167
Acceleration -60 150 528 1,593
Part number (Test points) Experiment mode Force μ Force σ P-value
#1-2
(6/Pulling)
Normal 1.4 0.31 0.008
Acceleration 2.06 0.24
#3
(12/Pulling)
Normal 1.12 0.14 0.006
Acceleration 0.94 0.10
#5
(6/Pulling)
Normal 2.22 0.15 0.165
Acceleration 1.96 0.27
#6
(10/Pulling)
Normal 2.14 0.44 0.831
Acceleration 2.12 0.26
#7
(6/Pulling)
Normal 2.59 0.24 0.684
Acceleration 2.51 0.29
#9
(6/Pulling)
Normal 2.57 0.3 0.18
Acceleration 2.43 0.12
#10
(2/Pulling)
Normal 6.58 0.13 0.289
Acceleration 6.15 0.17
#a
(6/Shear)
Normal 4.94 0.56 0.892
Acceleration 4.90 0.26
#b
(6/Shear)
Normal 1.79 0.18 0.212
Acceleration 1.92 0.13
#f
(6/Shear)
Normal 1.77 0.19 0.108
Acceleration 1.90 0.13
Experiment mode Low temp. [°C] High temp. [°C] Cycles Total time [days]
Normal -40 125 1000 87
RTC -90 150 370 6
Table 1 Normal and acceleration experiment mode for thermal shock cycle test
Table 2 Paired t-test analysis result between normal and accelerated experiment mode

※ The values in parentheses are the number and direction of load measuring points for the part.

Table 3 Normal and rapid temperature change experiment mode for thermal shock cycle test