Metal fusion bonding – With means to cool work or product
Patent
1992-10-08
1993-11-09
Rosenbaum, Mark
Metal fusion bonding
With means to cool work or product
219388, 219486, 228232, B23K 304
Patent
active
052595455
ABSTRACT:
An Au/Si die attach method for attaching a die to a package including preheating the package, melting Au/Si preform in the package cavity, scratching the die onto the package cavity to form a die attach bond, and gradually cooling an Au/Si die bond by reducing heat supplied the package, so as to cool the package through a monotonically decreasing sequence of temperatures, where the package is maintained for a predetermined period of time at each temperature in the sequence. A heating block with segments supplies a decreasing amount of heat to the packages to let the die attach bond gradually cool. The packages are kept on top of the segments of the heating block for a predetermined period of time and each segment is heated to a specific temperature. The gradual cooling of the die attach bond decreases the thermal resistance and prevents the creation of voids in the die attach bond.
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Knapp Jeffrey T.
Rosenbaum Mark
VLSI Technology Inc.
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