Time-based semiconductor material attachment
AssigneeRF Micro Devices, Inc.
InventorsHoward Joseph Holyoak, John Cody Bailey
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AssigneeRF Micro Devices, Inc.
InventorsHoward Joseph Holyoak, John Cody Bailey
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The present invention controls attachment of a first semiconductor material, such as a semiconductor die, to a second semiconductor material, such as a bond pad, substrate, or the like. A placement tool is used to pick up the first semiconductor material and move it to a defined position above the top surface of the second semiconductor material. The second semiconductor material will have an adhesive, such as epoxy, applied to its top surface. From the defined position above the second semiconductor material, the placement tool is allowed to fall for an amount of time previously determined to result in an adhesive layer of a defined thickness, within precise tolerances. The adhesive thickness is often referred to as bond line thickness (BLT) when bonding a semiconductor die to a bond pad, substrate, or the like.
A method for attaching semiconductor materials during manufacture comprising:
A method for attaching semiconductor die during manufacture comprising:
A system for controlling attachment of semiconductor materials during manufacture of a semiconductor comprising a control system with a placement tool adapted to pick up and move a first semiconductor material, said control system adapted to:
A system for attaching semiconductor materials during manufacture comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.