Method for aligning and assembling spaced components
AssigneeMicron Display Technology, Inc.
InventorDarryl Stansbury
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AssigneeMicron Display Technology, Inc.
InventorDarryl Stansbury
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A method for aligning and bonding spaced components, such as a baseplate and a faceplate of a field emission display, is provided. The method includes: providing an optical alignment tool suitable for flip chip bonding; calibrating the tool to simulate a desired spacing in the assembled components; aligning the components using the calibrated tool; bringing the aligned components towards one another using the calibrated tool; and then bonding the components together with the desired spacing therebetween. The method of the invention can be practiced with an aligner bonder tool calibrated to eliminate a parallax error. A spacer element placed between the bondheads of the tool can be used to simulate the desired spacing during calibration. Alternately the spacing during calibration can be simulated by measuring with a caliper or other instrument.
A method for aligning a first component with a second component, said method comprising:
A method for aligning and assembling a first component to a second component with a desired spacing therebetween, said method comprising:
A method for aligning and assembling a first component with a second component with a desired spacing therebetween, said method comprising:
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