An apparatus for a direct transfer of a semiconductor device die from a wafer tape to a substrate. A first frame holds the wafer tape and a second frame secures the substrate. The second frame holds the substrate such that a transfer surface is disposed facing the semiconductor device die on a first side of the wafer tape. Two or more needles are disposed adjacent a second side of the wafer tape opposite the first side. A length of the two or more needles extends in a direction toward the wafer tape. A needle actuator actuates the two or more needles into a die transfer position at which at least one needle of the two or more needles presses on the second side of the wafer tape to press a semiconductor device die of the one or more semiconductor device die into contact with the transfer surface of the substrate.

An apparatus includes a product substrate having a transfer surface, and a semiconductor die defined, at least in part, by a first surface adjoined to a second surface that extends in a direction transverse to the first surface. The transfer surface includes ripples in a profile thereof such that an apex on an individual ripple is a point on a first plane and a trough on the individual ripple is a point on a second plane. The semiconductor die is disposed on the transfer surface between the first plane and the second plane such that the second surface of the semiconductor die extends transverse to the first plane and the second plane.

An apparatus includes a frame to hold a wafer tape having a first side and a second side. A plurality of semiconductor device dies are disposed on the first side of the wafer tape. A support member supports a product substrate having a circuit trace thereon. The support member is configured to hold the product substrate such that the circuit trace is disposed facing the plurality of semiconductor device dies on the wafer tape. A plurality of needles are disposed adjacent the second side of the wafer tape. A needle actuator is connected to the plurality of needles and is configured to move at least one needle of the plurality of needles to a die transfer position at which the at least one needle presses on the second side of the wafer tape to press a semiconductor device die into contact with the circuit trace.

A system to effectuate improved transfer of semiconductor die. A first frame secures a first substrate having the semiconductor die. A second frame secures a second substrate adjacent the first substrate. A needle is disposed adjacent to the first frame. The needle includes: a longitudinal surface extending in a direction toward the second frame, and a base end having a cross-sectional dimension being based, at least in part, on a cross-sectional dimension of the semiconductor die. A needle actuator is operably connected to the needle and is configured to actuate the needle such that, during the transfer operation, when the first substrate is secured in the first frame and the second substrate is secured in the second frame, the needle presses the semiconductor die into contact with the second substrate so as to transfer the semiconductor die onto the second substrate.

A method and system for heat bonding a chip to a substrate by means of heat bonding material disposed there between. At least the substrate is preheated from an initial temperature to an elevated temperature below a damage temperature of the substrate. A light pulse applied to the chip momentarily increases the chip temperature to a pulsed peak temperature below a peak damage temperature of the chip. The momentarily increased pulsed peak temperature of the chip causes a flow of conducted heat from the chip to the bonding material, causing the bonding material to form a bond.

An apparatus includes a substrate and a circuit trace having a predetermined pattern disposed on the substrate. A plurality of LEDs are connected to the substrate via the circuit trace. The predetermined pattern is arranged as an array of lines along a surface of the substrate, and the plurality of LEDs are distributed along the lines of the array.

An apparatus for transferring a semiconductor die from a wafer tape to a product substrate. The apparatus includes a wafer frame configured to secure the wafer tape and a support frame configured to secure a support substrate. The support substrate includes a plurality of holes and secures the product substrate. The apparatus further includes an actuator to transfer the semiconductor die to a transfer location on the product substrate.

An elongated light circuit includes an elongated circuit trace and a plurality of micro-sized, unpackaged LEDs disposed sequentially on the circuit trace. A height of the LEDs ranges from about 12.5 microns to about 200 microns. The elongated circuit trace and the LEDs are coated with a protective coating.

A method produces non-contact dielectric bridges using a transfer machine for positioning an integrated circuit on a conductive circuit and a laser for ensuring the connection of the contacts thereof. The contacts of the integrated circuit that have been registered by a transfer machine in relation to the contacts of the conductive circuit, arranged on a continuous support made of heat- and radiation-resistant polyimide and held under pressure by the device, are welded together using a laser beam. The laser is positioned beneath the continuous support and built into the transfer machine. When the laser is used, the continuous support is immobilized by a stop and go device. The method is designed to increase the productivity of systems used to produce RFID tags, as a result of low investment costs and much faster speeds of connection of the contacts of the integrated circuit and the conductive circuit. The method allows the use of non-contact identification tags to become widespread over many professions.

An apparatus includes a product substrate having a transfer surface, and a semiconductor die defined, at least in part, by a first surface adjoined to a second surface that extends in a direction transverse to the first surface. The semiconductor die is disposed on the transfer surface of the product substrate such that at least a portion of the first surface is in contact with the transfer surface, and at least a portion of the second surface is embedded onto the product substrate, beneath a plane that extends across the transfer surface.