A pressing ram having an elastic cushion element and intended for the material-bonded press-sintering connection of a first connection partner to a second connection partner of a power-electronics component. The elastic cushion element of the pressing ram is enclosed by a dimensionally stable frame, within which the cushion element and a guide part of the pressing ram are guided for linear movement such that the dimensionally stable frame lowers onto the first connection partner, or a workpiece carrier with the first connection partner arranged therein, and, following abutment against the same, the pressing ram together with the elastic cushion element is lowered onto the second connection partner and the elastic cushion exerts a pressure necessary for connecting the first connection partner to the second connection partner.

A pressing ram having an elastic cushion element and intended for the material-bonded press-sintering connection of a first connection partner to a second connection partner of a power-electronics component. The elastic cushion element of the pressing ram is enclosed by a dimensionally stable frame, within which the cushion element and a guide part of the pressing ram are guided for linear movement such that the dimensionally stable frame lowers onto the first connection partner, or a workpiece carrier with the first connection partner arranged therein, and, following abutment against the same, the pressing ram together with the elastic cushion element is lowered onto the second connection partner and the elastic cushion exerts a pressure necessary for connecting the first connection partner to the second connection partner.

An apparatus including components to stack semiconductor device die.

A power semiconductor element and a support member are stacked with an intermediate structure being interposed between the power semiconductor element and the support member. The intermediate structure includes a first metal paste layer and at least one first penetrating member. The first metal paste layer contains a plurality of first metal particles. The at least one first penetrating member penetrates the first metal paste layer. At least one first vibrator attached to the at least one first penetrating member penetrating the first metal paste layer is vibrated. The first metal paste layer is heated so that the plurality of first metal particles are sintered or fused.

A bonding apparatus includes a movable light guide, a first capture, a second capture, a detector, an aligner, and a mover. When the movable light guide is positioned between a chip and a board, an image of the chip is made incident from a first incident port and emitted from a first emission port, and an image of a bonding position of the board is made incident from a second incident port and emitted from a second emission port. The first capture images the image of the chip emitted from the first emission port. The second capture images the bonding position emitted from the second emission port. The detector detects a relative positional deviation of the chip and the bonding position. The aligner relatively moves a bonding tool and a stage. The mover advances and retreats the movable light guide.

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.

A bonding and indexing apparatus has a first index head to move a substrate in an indexing direction from a first position to a second position and a second index head to move the substrate in an indexing direction from the second position to a third position. The first and/or second index head has a bonding element to effect a bonding process between the substrate and an element disposed against the substrate so that bonding and movement in the indexing direction is implemented simultaneously by the first index head and/or bonding and movement in the indexing direction is implemented simultaneously by the second index head.

A bonding apparatus for bonding a driving circuit to a display panel includes: a bonding stage unit on which the display panel is supported in bonding the driving circuit to the display panel; a head unit located above the bonding stage unit and with which ultrasonic waves are applied to the driving circuit to couple the driving circuit with a bonding area of the display panel supported on the bonding stage unit; and a protrusion disposed at an edge portion of the bonding stage unit, the edge portion corresponding to an end of the display panel at which the bonding area is disposed.

A method of ultrasonically bonding semiconductor elements includes the steps of: (a) aligning surfaces of a plurality of first conductive structures of a first semiconductor element to respective surfaces of a plurality of second conductive structures of a second semiconductor element, wherein the surfaces of each of the plurality of first conductive structures and the plurality of second conductive structures include aluminum; and (b) ultrasonically bonding ones of the first conductive structures to respective ones of the second conductive structures.

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.