A bond tip for thermocompression bonding a bottom surface includes a die contact area and a low surface energy material covering at least a portion of the bottom surface. The low surface energy material may cover substantially all of the bottom surface, or only a peripheral portion surrounding the die contact area. The die contact area may be recessed with respect to the peripheral portion a depth at least as great as a thickness of a semiconductor die to be received in the recessed die contact area. A method of thermocompression bonding is also disclosed.

A bond tip for thermocompression bonding a bottom surface includes a die contact area and a low surface energy material covering at least a portion of the bottom surface. The low surface energy material may cover substantially all of the bottom surface, or only a peripheral portion surrounding the die contact area. The die contact area may be recessed with respect to the peripheral portion a depth at least as great as a thickness of a semiconductor die to be received in the recessed die contact area. A method of thermocompression bonding is also disclosed.

A window assembly includes a transparent window layer and a first coded mask layer provided on a first surface of the window layer, the first coded mask layer having a first shape configured to change a first property of light passing through the window assembly. The first coded mask layer may include a meta-surface including a phase modulation meta-pattern. The meta-surface may further include an amplitude modulation meta-pattern. A second coded mask layer having a second shape configured to change a second property of the light passing through the window assembly may further be provided on a second surface of the window layer.

A bond tip for thermocompression bonding a bottom surface includes a die contact area and a low surface energy material covering at least a portion of the bottom surface. The low surface energy material may cover substantially all of the bottom surface, or only a peripheral portion surrounding the die contact area. The die contact area may be recessed with respect to the peripheral portion a depth at least as great as a thickness of a semiconductor die to be received in the recessed die contact area. A method of thermocompression bonding is also disclosed.

A bond tip for thermocompression bonding a bottom surface includes a die contact area and a low surface energy material covering at least a portion of the bottom surface. The low surface energy material may cover substantially all of the bottom surface, or only a peripheral portion surrounding the die contact area. The die contact area may be recessed with respect to the peripheral portion a depth at least as great as a thickness of a semiconductor die to be received in the recessed die contact area. A method of thermocompression bonding is also disclosed.

A bond tip for thermocompression bonding a bottom surface includes a die contact area and a low surface energy material covering at least a portion of the bottom surface. The low surface energy material may cover substantially all of the bottom surface, or only a peripheral portion surrounding the die contact area. The die contact area may be recessed with respect to the peripheral portion a depth at least as great as a thickness of a semiconductor die to be received in the recessed die contact area. A method of thermocompression bonding is also disclosed.

A bond tip for thermocompression bonding a bottom surface includes a die contact area and a low surface energy material covering at least a portion of the bottom surface. The low surface energy material may cover substantially all of the bottom surface, or only a peripheral portion surrounding the die contact area. The die contact area may be recessed with respect to the peripheral portion a depth at least as great as a thickness of a semiconductor die to be received in the recessed die contact area. A method of thermocompression bonding is also disclosed.

The invention provides a circuit pin positioning structure, a fabrication method of soldered circuit elements and a method of forming circuit pins of a stacked package, applicable to a semiconductor package structure. A positioning rack and a plurality of conductor elements are used. A plurality of positioning holes are provided on a bottom surface of the positioning rack to form a conductor positioning area, and an operational portion is formed on an opposing surface away from the conductor positioning area, for being mounted with pick and place equipment. The conductor elements are positioned in the positioning holes. When the pick and place equipment loads and moves the positioning rack to preformed circuit contacts of the stacked package, the conductor elements are soldered to the preformed circuit contacts and then the positioning rack is removed.

The present disclosure is directed to a thermocompression bonding tool having a bond head with a surface for compression and heating and a sensor, a stage for compression and heating, and a controller, and a method for its use for chip gap height and alignment control. For chip gap height and alignment control, the controller is provided with a recipe displacement and temperature profile and measured offsets.

A bond tip for thermocompression bonding a bottom surface includes a die contact area and a low surface energy material covering at least a portion of the bottom surface. The low surface energy material may cover substantially all of the bottom surface, or only a peripheral portion surrounding the die contact area. The die contact area may be recessed with respect to the peripheral portion a depth at least as great as a thickness of a semiconductor die to be received in the recessed die contact area. A method of thermocompression bonding is also disclosed.