Patent classifications
H10P72/0446
Chip wet transfer apparatus
A chip wet transfer apparatus includes a first chip supply module configured to supply a large amount of micro-semiconductor chips to a transfer substrate, a first chip alignment module configured to align the large amount of micro-semiconductor chips in a plurality of grooves, a second chip supply module configured to supply a small amount of micro-semiconductor chips, and a second chip alignment module configured to align the small amount of micro-semiconductor chips.
ELECTRONIC PACKAGE AND SUCTION DEVICE
A method for manufacturing an electronic package and a suction device are provided. The method includes: providing an electronic component having a first surface and including at least one conductive stud on the first surface; providing a suction device having at least one recess; and moving the electronic component with the suction device, wherein an edge of the at least one recess does not overlap the at least one conductive stud from a top view while moving the electronic component with the suction device.
IC chip mounting device, and IC chip mounting method
The present invention is an IC chip mounting apparatus including: a conveyor configured to convey an antenna continuous body on a conveying surface, the antenna continuous body having a base material and plural inlay antennas continuously formed on the base material; an ejection unit configured to eject a thermosetting adhesive toward a reference position of each antenna in the antenna continuous body; an IC chip placement unit configured to place an IC chip on the adhesive that is located on the reference position of each antenna in the antenna continuous body; a first light irradiator configured to irradiate the adhesive of each antenna with a first light, in the vicinity of a position where an IC chip is located on the conveying surface; and a second light irradiator configured to irradiate the adhesive of each antenna with a second light, at a position downstream from a position where the adhesive is irradiated with the first light.
MICRO DEVICE MASS TRANSFER EQUIPMENT
A micro device mass transfer equipment including a base stage, a moving stage, a substrate stage, a laser device, a rolling and pressing mechanism, and a heating mechanism is provided. The moving stage is movably disposed on the base stage, and moves with a moving path. The substrate stage is movably disposed on the base stage, and is adapted to move between different positions overlapping the moving stage. The laser device is movably disposed on the base stage. The laser device is adapted to move relative to the substrate stage, and emits a laser beam toward the substrate stage. The rolling and pressing mechanism is disposed on the moving path of the moving stage, and forms a contact region with the moving stage. The heating mechanism is disposed corresponding to the contact region, and is adapted to heat the contact region between the moving stage and the rolling and pressing mechanism.
Self-assembly device
Discussed is a self-assembly apparatus that can include a chamber, at least one first supply part configured to supply a fluid to the chamber, a mounting part disposed on a first side of the chamber to mount a substrate to be inclined with respect to a horizontal plane of the chamber, the substrate having an assembly surface, and a magnet module disposed on an opposite surface of the substrate opposite to the assembly surface of the substrate, wherein the mounting part is configured to: insert the substrate into an upper side of the chamber, guide the inserted substrate from the upper side of the chamber toward a lower side of the chamber, and fix the guided substrate to the lower side of the chamber.
System including an array of bonding heads and an array of die transfer seats and a method of using the same
A system can include a substrate chuck, an array of M bonding heads, an array of N*M die transfer seats, and a carriage. The substrate chuck and the array of N*M die transfer seats can be positioned along the carriage. Each of N and M can be greater than 1. A method of using the system can include transferring a first set of dies from the array of N*M die transfer seats to the array of M bonding heads, bonding the first set of dies to a destination substrate, transferring a second set of dies from the array of N*M die transfer seats to the array of M bonding heads, and bonding the second set of dies to the destination substrate. In an implementation, the same carriage including die transfer seats and a substrate chuck can help to reduce movement during an alignment or bonding operation.
Nanofabrication and design techniques for 3D ICs and configurable ASICs
Various embodiments of the present technology provide for the ultra-high density heterogenous integration, enabled by nano-precise pick-and-place assembly. For example, some embodiments provide for the integration of modular assembly techniques with the use of prefabricated blocks (PFBs). These PFBs can be created on one or more sources wafers. Then using pick-and-place technologies, the PFBs can be selectively arranged on a destination wafer thereby allowing Nanoscale-aligned 3D Stacked Integrated Circuit (N3-SI) and the Microscale Modular Assembled ASIC (M2A2) to be efficiently created. Some embodiments include systems and techniques for the construction of construct semiconductor devices which are arbitrarily larger than the standard photolithography field size of 2633 mm, using pick-and-place assembly.
CHIP WARPAGE CONTROL METHOD IN LASER COMPRESSION BONDING PROCESS
The present invention relates to a laser compression bonding process which adsorbs a semiconductor chip (C) with a bonding tool (10) to apply a flux to a bump on the bottom surface of the semiconductor chip (C) in order to minimize the occurrence of problems such as flux application defect, alignment failure, bonding failure, etc. by unfolding the semiconductor chip transformed by preheating with a laser as flat as possible in a process of flux dipping or position alignment or bonding by picking up the semiconductor chip with an adsorption type bonding tool in a laser compression bonding process, and which bonds the semiconductor chip (C) to a substrate (P) by irradiating a laser beam (L) from a laser generator (20) installed in the upper part of the bonding tool (10) while placing and pressing the semiconductor chip on the substrate P after aligning the position with the substrate (P), wherein the laser generator (20) preheats the semiconductor chip (10) at a predetermined temperature in order to restore the semiconductor chip (10) to an original flat state while the bonding tool (10) adsorbs the semiconductor chip (C).
SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING AN ORIENTATION OF A DEVICE
A system for determining an orientation of a device is provided that includes a diffraction grating arranged on a surface of the device. By impinging a collimated light beam onto the diffraction grating an m-th order light beam and an n-th order light beam are generated. By monitoring the positions on sensor surface at which these light beams are detected, orientation information concerning an orientation of the device can be determined.
Bonding systems using a predetermined tilt profile
A bonding system for bonding a semiconductor element to a substrate is provided. The bonding system includes a bonding tool assembly for bonding a semiconductor element to a substrate. The bonding system also includes a support structure assembly for supporting the substrate. The bonding system further includes a vacuum sensor for sensing a vacuum leakage at an interface between the bonding tool assembly and the support structure assembly during contact therebetween. The vacuum sensor is also used in connection with a tilt adjustment between the bonding tool assembly and the support structure assembly.