Method of mechanical and electrical substrate connection

Details Method of mechanical and electrical substrate connection Method of mechanical and electrical substrate connection

1996-05-03

1997-08-05

Arbes, Carl J.

Metal working

Method of mechanical manufacture

Electrical device making

174 524, 2281791, 22818021, H05K 336

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056530170

ABSTRACT:
The disclosure describes a method of attaching and electrically connecting first and second planar substrates, wherein the first and second substrates have inwardly-facing surfaces with matching patterns of bond pads. The method includes adjusting a wire bonder's tear. length to a setting which leaves a projecting tail of severed bond wire at a terminating wedge bond connection. Further steps include making a wedge bond to an individual bond pad of the first planar substrate with bond wire from the wire bender, and then severing the bond wire adjacent said wedge bond. The adjusted tear length of the wire bender results in a tail of severed bond wire which projects from said wedge bond and said individual bond pad. Subsequent steps include positioning the first and second planar substrates with their inwardly-facing surfaces facing each other, aligning the matching bond pad patterns of the first and second planar substrates, and pressing the first and second planar substrates against each other. The bond wire tail deforms between the bond pads of the first and second planar substrates to conductively bond therebetween.

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