Die pick mechanism for automatic assembly of semiconductor devic

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B65G 4700

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047493291

ABSTRACT:
Automatic assembly equipment for semiconductor devices comprises die or chip selection, transport, and bonding operations coordinated to obtain high production rates. Die selection means comprises a capillary and a needle, positioned on opposite sides of the wafer, which act together to lift the chip out of the plane of the wafer and load the capillary. The transport mechanism comprises a sheave driven carriage for transporting the chip without subjecting the chip to excessive acceleration. The bonding apparatus comprises a slot and gear arrangement for transporting and locating a lead frame and a heater for bonding the chip to the appropriate part of the lead frame.

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