Method for connecting a film to a substrate
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsAndreas Markus Uyttendaele, Lukas Alter
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Abstract
A method for connecting a film (102) to a substrate (101) includes providing (402) a film (102) and a substrate (101), bringing (403) the film (102) and the substrate (101) together, applying (404) at least one clamping force in at least one clamping region (201), in which the clamping force acts to establish a contact of the film (102) with the substrate (101), and heating (405) the film (102) and/or substrate (101) in at least a respective connecting region (103) in which the film (102) and the substrate (101) are connected together. The clamping force is maintained during the heating process, yet the film (102) and the substrate (101) can be moved relative to one another in the clamping region (201).
Claims9
A method for connecting a film (102) to a substrate (101), comprising the following steps:
- providing (402) a film (102) and a substrate (101),
- bringing (403) the film (102) and the substrate (101) together,
- applying (404) a clamping force in at least one clamping region (201), in which the clamping force acts to establish a contact of the film (102) with the substrate (101),
- heating (405) the film (102) and/or substrate (101) in at least a respective connecting region (103) in which the film (102) and the substrate (101) are connected together, wherein the clamping force is maintained during the heating,
- wherein in the step of heating, the film (102) and the substrate (101) can be moved relative to one another in the clamping region (201),
- wherein, at least in the step of heating, the clamping force is applied by a weight force of at least one mass element (104) in contact with the film (102),
- wherein, at least in the step of heating, the at least one mass element (104) is slidably mounted perpendicular to a surface of the film (102),
- wherein, at least in the step of heating, the at least one mass element (104) is slidably mounted along a direction parallel to a surface of the film (102), wherein the direction corresponds to a mean thermal expansion direction in the at least one clamping region (201).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.