Integrated circuit package separators

Cutting – With work immobilizer – Work-stop abutment

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C083S468500, C083S929100, C083S953000

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07367252

ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit package separator. A base having a plurality of pins extending upwardly therefrom is provided. A support is provided over the base. The support has an upper surface and a plurality of holes. The pins extend through the holes and upwardly beyond the upper surface of the support. An actuator is provided beneath the support. A board having a plurality of integrated circuits bonded thereto is provided. The integrated circuits form a repeating pattern of integrated circuit packages across the board, and the board has a plurality of holes. The board is placed over the support upper surface with the pins extending into the holes in the board. While the board is over the support upper surface, it is cut to separate the integrated circuit packages. After the cutting, the support is vertically displaced by the actuator to lift the support off the pins.

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