To prevent the formation of Al/Mg intermetallic compounds (IMCs) of AlMg and AlMg, dissimilar Al/Mg were ultrasonic-assisted soldered using Sn-based filler metals. A new IMC of MgSn formed in the soldered joints during this process and it was prone to crack at large thickness. The thickness of MgSn was reduced to 22 μm at 285 °C when using Sn-3Cu as the filler metal. Cracks were still observed inside the blocky MgSn. The thickness of MgSn was significantly reduced when using Sn-9Zn as the filler metal. A 17 μm MgSn layer without crack was obtained at a temperature of 200 °C, ultrasonic power of Mode I, and ultrasonic time of 2 s. The shear strengths of the joints using Sn-9Zn was much higher than those using Sn-3Cu because of the thinner MgSn layer in the former joints. Sn whiskers were prevented by using Sn-9Zn. A cavitation model during ultrasonic assisted soldering was proposed.
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