Wire electrical discharge machining apparatus, wire electrical discharge machining method, and wafer manufacturing method
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorHidetaka MIYAKE
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorHidetaka MIYAKE
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A wire electrical discharge machining apparatus includes a pair of machining fluid flow rectifying plates having conductivity and is in contact with both sides of a workpiece so as to sandwich the workpiece. There is a pair of nozzles ejecting a machining fluid toward a space sandwiched between the pair of machining fluid flow rectifying plates to supply the machining fluid to a gap between the plurality of cutting wire parts and the workpiece, and a cutting feed stage that moves the pair of machining fluid flow rectifying plates upward and downward relative to the plurality of cutting wire parts. Further, the apparatus includes a workpiece retaining unit that holds the workpiece to be divided during cutting from above the workpiece and the plurality of cutting wire parts, and a lower workpiece holding portion having conductivity that comes into contact with the workpiece from below to hold the workpiece.
A wire electrical discharge machining apparatus that generates electrical discharge between a plurality of cutting wire parts that are running and a workpiece to perform electrical discharge machining on the workpiece with energy generated by the electrical discharge, and simultaneously cuts out a plurality of wafers from the workpiece, the wire electrical discharge machining apparatus comprising:
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A wire electrical discharge machining method for generating electrical discharge between a plurality of cutting wire parts that are running and a workpiece to perform electrical discharge machining on the workpiece with energy generated by the electrical discharge, and simultaneously cutting out a plurality of wafers from the workpiece, the wire electrical discharge machining method comprising:
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