Device for bonding of lead wires for an integrated circuit devic

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Surface bonding means and/or assembly means therefor – Automatic and/or material-triggered control

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29843, 29846, 29850, 29874, 228 45, 156382, 156556, 156566, 269 21, 279 3, B32B 3126

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047908971

ABSTRACT:
Bonding of lead wires between electrical contact points of an integrated circuit and the conductive elements of a flexible tape-like structure on which the integrated circuit is seated is accomplished by means of a vacuum chuck having distributed recesses through which a partial vacuum is applied to the flexible structure. Support elements are provided with the vacuum recesses to ensure that the flexible tape-like structure presents a planar orientation to a bonding tool. The tape-like structure is maintained in a substantially rigid position during the bonding process enabling precision bonding of lead wires.

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patent: 4627151 (1986-12-01), Mulholland

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