Metal fusion bonding – Means to apply vibratory solid-state bonding energy to work
Patent
1996-06-13
1998-03-31
Bradley, P. Austin
Metal fusion bonding
Means to apply vibratory solid-state bonding energy to work
228 9, 228 565, B23K 2010
Patent
active
057328730
ABSTRACT:
An ultrasonic wirebonder has a horn and a transducer for vibrating the horn at a predetermined frequency. A magnet affixed to the horn generates a magnetic field. A coil coupled to the magnet has an output signal induced from the magnetic field moving relative to said coil. A filtering means filters the output signal from the coil to determine the reliably of the ultrasonic bond. An output device is used to monitor the output signal and determine whether the bond is reliable.
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Hayden Brian J.
Pham Cuong V.
Topping Mark S.
Bradley P. Austin
Ford Motor Company
Knapp Jeffrey T.
Mierzwa Kevin G.
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