Metal fusion bonding – With means to juxtapose and bond plural workpieces – Wire lead bonder
Patent
1976-03-25
1977-01-11
Smith, Al Lawrence
Metal fusion bonding
With means to juxtapose and bond plural workpieces
Wire lead bonder
228 18, 118325, 118401, 118420, 425110, 156 51, H01L 2160
Patent
active
040022820
ABSTRACT:
A very-fine microcircuit interconnecting wire is passed through a central ifice in a capillary bonding head of a thermo-compression device which is used for pressing the balled end, or the body, of the microcircuit interconnecting wire to the metallized pads of a hybrid circuit chip. A pair of capillary tubes are moveably attached to the capillary bonding head in such a way that they can be positioned with their orifices opposing each other on opposite sides of the very fine wire just below the central orifice of the capillary bonding head. An insulating adhesive or enamel is passed through the capillary tubes to blend around the wire and form an insulating layer as the capillary bonding head is moved from one bonding point to the next.
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Edelberg Nathan
Kanars Sheldon
Ramsey K. J.
Sharp Daniel
Smith Al Lawrence
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