Coating processes – Coating remains adhesive or is intended to be made adhesive
Patent
1988-12-28
1990-02-27
Ball, Michael W.
Coating processes
Coating remains adhesive or is intended to be made adhesive
156356, 156578, 29740, 118410, 118706, 222 52, 222 61, B32B 3100
Patent
active
049044990
ABSTRACT:
A die bonding method using an adhesive agent for fixedly mounting a semiconductor chip on a substrate of a lead frame, wherein a needle for discharging adhesive agent is moved near the substrate to apply the adhesive agent onto the substrate, and thereafter, the needle and substrate are initially moved apart at a first velocity and then at a second velocity greater than the first velocity.
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Aftergut Jeff H.
Ball Michael W.
Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
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