Press apparatus and pressing method thereof
AssigneeSamsung Display Co., Ltd.
InventorJae Uk CHO
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Abstract
A press apparatus includes: a stage to support a first substrate and a second substrate of a display device; a fixing member to fix a flexible printed circuit board connected with the first substrate onto the second substrate; and a press member to press first pad electrodes of the flexible printed circuit board and second pad electrodes of the second substrate, and the fixing member is configured to press a pad electrode-free area of the flexible printed circuit board. A pressing method of a press apparatus is also provided.
Claims20
A press apparatus comprising:
- a stage to support a first substrate and a second substrate of a display device;
- a fixing member to fix a flexible printed circuit board connected with the first substrate onto the second substrate;
- and
- a press member to press first pad electrodes of the flexible printed circuit board and second pad electrodes of the second substrate,
- wherein the fixing member is configured to press a pad electrode-free area of the flexible printed circuit board.
A pressing method of a press apparatus, the method comprising:
- providing a first substrate connected with a flexible printed circuit board onto a stage;
- providing a second substrate onto the stage;
- arranging the flexible printed circuit board on the second substrate;
- pressing a pad electrode-free area of the flexible printed circuit board;
- and
- pressing first pad electrodes of the flexible printed circuit board and second pad electrodes of the second substrate.
A press apparatus comprising:
- a stage to support a first substrate and a second substrate of a display device;
- a guide pin to fix a flexible printed circuit board connected with the first substrate onto the second substrate;
- a press member to press first pad electrodes of the flexible printed circuit board and second pad electrodes of the second substrate;
- and
- a press jig to press a pad electrode-free area of the flexible printed circuit board.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.