Method of clamping electrical contacts for laser bonding

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219 8513, B23K 2600

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049788353

ABSTRACT:
A method of bonding a first plurality of electrical contacts to a second plurality of electrical contacts by aligning the first and second contacts, placing a diaphragm member against the first contacts and applying a differential pressure, such as a vacuum, to the diaphragm in a direction to pull the first contact toward the second contact. Thereafter, the first contacts are bonded to the second contacts with a laser. The diaphragm or a coating on the diaphragm can be a material that absorbs energy from the laser to transfer laser energy to the bond. The diaphragm may be a glass plate or a transparent membrane, may have a support bonded to the first contacts, and may include openings through which the contacts are bonded.

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Frausto et al., "Method of Bonding an Electrically Conductive Material to an Electrically Conductive Layer Which Overlies a Curved Non-Metallic Substrate." U.S. Statutory Registration No. H158.

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