Metal fusion bonding – With means to juxtapose and bond plural workpieces – Including compliant cushioning medium
Patent
1989-05-16
1990-01-30
Ramsey, Kenneth J.
Metal fusion bonding
With means to juxtapose and bond plural workpieces
Including compliant cushioning medium
228 62, H01L 21603
Patent
active
048968110
ABSTRACT:
A machine for bonding leads from a chip to a substrate having top and bottom surfaces that are non-coplanar is comprised of a carrier for the substrate which includes a frame having a set of stops that terminate in a single plane and which are arranged in a pattern with a central opening. Also included in the carrier is a forcing mechanism which pushes on the bottom surface of the substrate such that the top surface of the substrate is pinned directly against all of the stops simultaneously and a portion of that top surface is exposed through the opening. This causes the exposed portion of the substrate's top surface to be aligned with the plane of the stops regardless of the degree of non-coplanarity that exists between the substrate's top and bottom surfaces. Further included in the machine are bonding blades which lie parallel to the single plane of the stops, and they move perpendicular to that plane through the opening to bond leads to the exposed top surface portion of the substrate as it is pinned to the stops.
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Dunn Gerald R.
Haagenson Dean R.
Pirozzoli Michael J.
Bramson Robert S.
Fassbender Charles J.
Ramsey Kenneth J.
Unisys Corporation
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