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prakashtony2
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Wanted: Semiconductor Bonding Machines

03/02/2009 9:47 PM

Hi, can anyone suggest me where to find the mechanisums and videos of various modules of semi conductor bonding machines.
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Re: Semi conductor

03/02/2009 11:53 PM

Hi, we are in a position to supply indium, germanium, vanadium, etc.. If there is any interest, please feel free to contact me for more details.

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Re: Wanted: Semiconductor Bonding Machines

03/04/2009 7:39 AM

A good place to begin is by reading "Wire Bonding in Microelectronics" by George Harman. ISBN 0-07-032619-3.
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Re: Wanted: Semiconductor Bonding Machines

03/04/2009 11:43 AM

www.orthodyne.com A manufacture of ultrasonic wire bonders. Also K&S owns Orthodyne now and they make ball bonders as well.
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Re: Wanted: Semiconductor Bonding Machines

03/09/2009 11:05 PM

HI,

THANKS FOR YOUR ANSWER..BUT I AM LOOKING FOR DIE BONDING MACHINE IN SEMI CONDUCTOR INDUSTRY.
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Re: Wanted: Semiconductor Bonding Machines

03/10/2009 9:40 AM

Thank you for the clarification. Die bonding is most often one of two types. First is epoxy die attach that uses an organic adhesive that may or may not be electrically conductive. The second is eutectic die attach that heats the interface between a silicon die and gold plating, to just above the silicon/gold eutectic temperature(363 deg. C). There are some other less common methods. Are you interested in all methods, or a particulat one?
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