Metal fusion bonding – Means to apply vibratory solid-state bonding energy to work
Patent
1997-12-16
1999-09-21
Ryan, Patrick
Metal fusion bonding
Means to apply vibratory solid-state bonding energy to work
228 45, 228 55, 2281101, 2281805, B23K 106, B23K 3700, B23K 302
Patent
active
059542608
ABSTRACT:
A capillary for bonding a wire between two bonding locations which comprises a capillary (1) having a body having an exterior surface, a bore (23) therethrough and a wall disposed between and defined by the bore and the exterior surface, the bore terminating at an end portion (9) of said body. The wall has at one end portion thereof first (21) and second opposing sectors spaced from each other by third and fourth opposing sectors (31), the first sector having a thickness greater than the rest of the sectors and the second sector having a thickness intermediate the first sector and the third and fourth sectors. A first bond, generally a ball bond (3), is formed at a first bonding location with the capillary. The capillary is moved to a second bonding location and a stitch bond is formed at the second location while the portion of the capillary of greater thickness is downstream of the path of travel of the capillary while making the stitch bond.
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Brady III Wade James
Donaldson Richard L.
Ryan Patrick
Stoner Kiley
Texas Instruments Incorporated
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