Abrading – Abrading process – Utilizing fluent abradant
Reexamination Certificate
2006-06-13
2006-06-13
Nguyen, Dung Van (Department: 3723)
Abrading
Abrading process
Utilizing fluent abradant
C451S038000, C451S388000, C125S035000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07059940
ABSTRACT:
Techniques for singulating a substrate into a plurality of component parts is disclosed. The singulation techniques include generating a jet stream in order to cut through large components so as to produce smaller components. The techniques are particularly suitable for singulating surface mount devices such as chip scale packages, ball grid arrays (BGA), flip chips, lead less packages (QFN) and the like. The techniques are also suitable for singulating photonic devices.
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Dean et al., “New Fine-Beam, Adrasive Water Jet Technology Enables Photonic and Small Device Singulation” Chip Scale Review, Aug./Sep. 2002.
Jiang Shan
Seo Seill
Tay Steven
Beyer Weaver & Thomas,LLP
Nguyen Dung Van
Towa Intercon Technology, Inc.
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