Apparatus and method for orientation of semiconductor device die
AssigneeRohinni, LLC
InventorsCody Peterson, Keenan Allison, Brian Miner, Sean Kupcow
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Abstract
An apparatus for aligning and orienting a semiconductor die (“die”) to be transferred to a substrate. The apparatus includes an alignment mechanism to align the die to be queued among a plurality of die; and an orientation mechanism to orient the die using magnetism to be positioned in a predetermined position prior to transfer to the substrate. The alignment mechanism further transports the die to be positioned at a feeding position for supply to a die transfer system.
Claims20
An apparatus for aligning and orienting a semiconductor die (“die”) to be transferred to a substrate, the apparatus comprising:
- an alignment mechanism to align the die to be queued among a plurality of die;
- and
- an orientation mechanism to orient the die using magnetism to be positioned in a predetermined position prior to transfer to the substrate,
- wherein the alignment mechanism further transports the die to be positioned at a feeding position for supply to a die transfer system.
A method of aligning and orienting a semiconductor die (“die”) to be transferred to a substrate, the method comprising:
- aligning the die via an alignment mechanism to be queued;
- and
- orienting the die via an orientation mechanism using magnetism to be positioned in a predetermined position prior to transfer to the substrate.
A system for aligning and orienting a semiconductor die (“die”) to be transferred to a substrate, the system comprising:
- an alignment mechanism to align the die to be queued among a plurality of die;
- and
- an orientation mechanism to orient the die using magnetism to be positioned in a predetermined position prior to transfer to the substrate,
- wherein the alignment mechanism further transports the die to be positioned at a feeding position for supply to a capillary channels, and
- wherein the magnetism sorts the plurality of die into various capillary channels.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.