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F-7761DE_C (2011-06) New Qualification Norm for LEDs Uwe Berger Ludger Kappius Lippstadt, 2012-04-03

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F-7761DE_C (2011-06)

New Qualification Norm for LEDs Uwe Berger

Ludger Kappius

Lippstadt, 2012-04-03

New Norm for LED Qualification

LED market development

Automotive Requirements

Test Approach of IEC60810

Sample Sizes

Requalification

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LED – IntroductionMarket Forecast

source: strategies unlimited

LED Market Forecast

4

CHMSL1992

Full-LED-headlamp 2007/2008

First signal functions in headlamps 2003

Full-LED rear light

2006

Stop / Tail

function

2000

LED – IntroductionDevelopment in LED Technology at Hella

5

LED – IntroductionAutomotive Study of European LED Headlamp Market

66

39

34

35

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LED Headlamp Market (Europe)

Values in percent

Strong growth of full- LED headlamps in the next years and in Europe a very high share on a value basis of ¼ for the total headlamp market in 2015.

Strong growth of full- LED headlamps in the next years and in Europe a very high share on a value basis of ¼ for the total headlamp market in 2015.

2007 2015Halogen HID LED

Quelle: Frost & Sullivan

Strong growth of full- LED headlamps in the next years and in Europe a very high share on a value basis of ¼ for the total headlamp market in 2015.

Strong growth of full- LED headlamps in the next years and in Europe a very high share on a value basis of ¼ for the total headlamp market in 2015.

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LED – IntroductionWhy using LEDs? - Light Quality

Halogen

Xenon

LED

yellowish

bluish

similar to daylight

High potential for differentiation: Light-Colour*High potential for differentiation: Light-Colour*

Daylight

7

LED – IntroductionWhy using LEDs? - Lifetime

Incandescant

P21 W

Halogen-

H21 W

Halogen

H7

Xenon

D2 S

LED

Efficacy

lm/W 18 25 25 90 70 – 200

Life time

h 400 (Tc) 440 (Tc) 550 (Tc) 2000 (B50)10000 -50000

(B50)

Tc: 63 % failures, B50: 50 % failures

IEC 60810 - Draft Proposal to insert requirements and test conditions for LED Packages

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IEC

- TC34

- SC34A

- PRESCO (WORKING GROUP)

IEC

- TC34

- SC34A

- PRESCO (WORKING GROUP)

Involved LED Suppliers

- Philips

- OSRAM

- GE

Involved LED Suppliers

- Philips

- OSRAM

- GE

Consulted LED Customers

- Hella

- Automotive Lighting

- Valeo

- ZkW

Consulted LED Customers

- Hella

- Automotive Lighting

- Valeo

- ZkW

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LED – Basic Structure of LEDsDesign of SMD LEDs – Example :

Source: OSRAM

Classification of Automotive Requirements for LEDs

Mechanical Environment

-Vibration

-Shock

Electrical Environment

-ESD

Thermal Environment

-High Temperature

-Temperature Cycles

-Solder Heat

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AECQ 101

Classification of Automotive Requirements for LEDs

Chemical Environment

- Humidity

- Gases

Pre and Post Stress Tests

- Electrical Tests

- Photometrical Tests

- Destructive Tests

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AECQ101

LED Specific

IEC60810 InsertTest Strategy

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Environmental Stress

Chemical Stress

ElectricalTest

PhotometricTest

ElectricalTest

≅ AECQ101

LED Specific

Visual Control

PhotometricTest

Detailed Test description

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TEST IEC 60810

Test Name RelatedNorm

Relates toAECQ101

8.2.5 Moisture Preconditioning JESD22-A113 2 (PC)

8.2.6 Thermal Resistance JESD51 22 (referencesJESD24)

8.6.1 Pre-an Post Electrical andPhotometric Test

1 (TEST)

8.6.2 Pre and Post External Visual JESD22-B101 3 (EV)

8.6.1, Electrical: - Forward Voltage- Test at nominal If , additionally @ min If and max If- Simple light on/off test at different temperatures

8.6.1, Photometric: - Luminous flux or radiant power or intensity- Colour Coordinates or Wave length

Detailed Test description

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TEST IEC 60810

Test Name RelatedNorm

Relates toAECQ101

8.6.3 High Temperature OperatingLife Test

JESD22-A108

5,6 (no Reverse Bias or Gate Bias)

8.6.4 Temperature Cycling Test JESD22-A104

7 (TC, different grades applied)

8.6.5 Wet High TemperatureOperating Life

JESD22-A101

9 (No Reverse Bias)

8.6.6 Power Temperature Cycling JESD22-A105

10alt (PTC)

If

T 8.6.3: Test at Tmax and Ifmax

8.6.5: Test at max Ifand min If (Silver Migration)

If

V

Detailed Test description

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TEST IEC 60810

Test Name RelatedNorm

Relates toAECQ101

8.6.7 Electrostatic Discharge, Human Body Model

JS-001-2010

11 ( referencesJESD22-A114)

8.6.8 Electrostatic Discharge, Machine Model

JESD22-A115

11 (ESD)

8.6.9 Destructive Physical Analysis 12 (PDA)

8.6.10 Physical Dimensions Test 13 (PD)

CDM is not done due to problems in the test setup

Detailed Test description

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TEST IEC 60810

Test Name RelatedNorm

Relates toAECQ101

8.6.11 Vibrations Variable Frequency

JESD22-B103

17 (VVF)

8.6.12 Mechanical Shock JESD22-B104

18 (MS)

8.6.13 Resistance to Soldering Heat(Wave Soldering)

JESD22-B106

20 (RSH)

8.6.14 Resistance to Soldering Heat(Reflow)

JESD22-A113

2 (PC)

8.6.15 Solderability Test IEC60068-2-20 orJ-STD-002

21 (SD )

8.6.16 Thermal Shock, liquid-liquid

JESD22-A106

Not in AECQ 101

Detailed Test description

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TEST IEC 60810

Test Name Related Norm Relates toAECQ101

8.6.17 Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Test IEC60068-2-43 Not in AECQ 101

8.6.18 Pulsed Operating Life Test JESD22-A108

8.6.19 Dew (DEW) Test JESD22-A100 Not in AECQ 101

8.6.20 Flowing Mixed Gas Corrosion(FMGC) Test

IEC60068-2-60 Not in AECQ 101

8.2.17 40°C, 90%RH, 10-15 ppm H2S , 336 hrs

8.6.20 25°C, 75% RH, H2S, NO2, Cl2, SO2, 500hrs , Test Mode 4

Not Applicable Tests

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TEST IEC 60810

Test Name RelatedNorm

Relates toAECQ101

Autoclave 8 (AC)

Terminal Strength 14 (TS)

Constant Acceleration 16 (CA)

Resistance to Solvents 15 (RTS)

Hermeticity 19 (HER)

Unclamped InductiveSwitching

26 (UIS)

Dielectric Integrity 27 (DI)

Tests not taken into account

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TEST IEC 60810

Test Name RelatedNorm

Relates toAECQ101

Wire Bond Strength 23 (WBS)

Bond Shear 24 (BS)

Die Shear 25 (DS)

- Due to the difficulty in opening LED Packages ,it is not allways possible to do these test after, e.g Temperature Cycles.

- However, it should be considered then to do these tests on unmoldeddevices

Miscellaneous

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Sample Size is Standard: 3x 26

Exemption: Solderability (6.6.15) : 1 x11

In contrast AECQ101 uses mostly 1 x 77

Requalification is handled by a Requalification Matrix

Depending on the change, certain tests are considered- Recommended- Recommended based on LED type- Not appliccable

Robustness validation will be considered in a further update

Open Questions

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Two standards, in 60810 and AECQ101,are not desirable for both producers and customers

Two Standards is No Standard

- What is the general relation between IEC and AEC ?

- What is the standpoint of the AECQ101 towards LEDs?

- Is there a way to unify both approaches ?

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