Method for soldering miniaturised components to a base plate
AssigneeLeica Geosystems AG
InventorsStephane Rossopoulos, Irene Verettas, Raymond Clavel
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AssigneeLeica Geosystems AG
InventorsStephane Rossopoulos, Irene Verettas, Raymond Clavel
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The invention relates to a method for fixing a miniaturized component, especially comprising a micro-optical element, to a pre-determined fixing section of a baseplate by means of a soldered joint. Said baseplate comprises an upper side and a lower side, and the component comprises a base surface. At least the fixing section of the baseplate is coated on the upper side by a metallic layer which is applied at least in the fixing section in a continuously plane manner and thus without interruptions. Solder material is applied at least to the fixing section coated with the metallic layer. In one step of the method, the component is arranged above the fixing section, the base surface of the component being positioned above the solder material in such a way that they do not touch, are vertically interspaced and form an intermediate region between each other. In another step, thermal energy is supplied, especially by means of a laser beam, in a region which is locally limited essentially to the fixing section, in order to melt the solder from the lower side of the baseplate, such that the intermediate region is filled by drop formation of the melted solder, fixing both sides.
Method for highly precise, freely positionable fixing of a miniaturized component, in particular comprising a microoptical element, to a predetermined fixing section of a baseplate by means of a solder joint,
Baseplate comprising a plurality of miniaturized components which are arranged highly precisely and freely positioned within a component region of the baseplate and in each case comprise at least one microoptical element,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.