Metal fusion bonding – Process – Using high frequency vibratory energy
Reexamination Certificate
2006-05-16
2006-05-16
Johnson, Jonathan (Department: 1725)
Metal fusion bonding
Process
Using high frequency vibratory energy
C228S180500, C228S212000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07044356
ABSTRACT:
While fabricating a packaged semiconductor chip, a wire is bonded on a chip contact pad using a wire bonding machine. A bond head of the wire bonding machine is moved relative to the chip contact pad, thereby pulling a first length of the wire out of the wire bonding machine. Part of the wire passes through a space between a first outer edge of a first bearing race and a second outer edge of a second bearing race during the pulling of the first length. The wire is bonded on a lead. A first piezoelectric element is energized in the bond head, thereby causing it to expand and press against the first bearing race, which brakes the first bearing race and brakes the wire between the first and second races. The bond head is moved relative to the lead during the braking and severs the wire proximate to the lead.
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Brady III Wade James
Johnson Jonathan
Telecky , Jr. Frederick J.
Texas Instruments Incorporated
Tung Yingsheng
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