A first implementation of an automated reel-to-reel fluidic self-assembly machine.
A first implementation of an automated reel-to-reel fluidic self-assembly machine.
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10.1002/adma.201401573
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发表时间:
2014-09-10
影响因子:
29.4
通讯作者:
Jacobs, Heiko O.
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作者:
Park, Se-Chul;Fang, Jun;Biswas, Shantonu;Mozafari, Mahsa;Stauden, Thomas;Jacobs, Heiko O.
The field of template directed self-assembly continues to grow rapidly. However, when it comes to yield and assembly of semiconductor dies/chiplets only two methods are known to approach assembly yields of 100%. The first method uses gravity in combination with complementary 3D shapes to assemble trapezoidal Si dies onto plastic substrates.[20–22] The second uses gravity in combination with surface-tension-directed-self-assembly either using hydrophilic/hydrophobic surface patterns [23–25] or using solder-patterned surfaces to assemble and electrically connect semiconductor dies/chiplets on surfaces with similar yields.[7–9, 16, 27, 36] Among all the methods that have been published the method first referenced in [22] remains the only method that has been scaled to be used in an industrial manufacturing process; the blueprints of the “self-assembly machine”, however, has never been disclosed. Unfortunately, all published reports describe assemblies over small areas typically less than 1 cm 2 and in small discontinuous batch like self-assembly experiments involving manual agitation and an experienced scientist. Scaling to large areas appears to be a “hard problem” where there are fewer low hanging fruits, yet it appears absolutely necessary for the research community to demonstrate first blueprints to aid technology adaptation. In this communication, we report on recent progress towards a first implementation of a self-assembly machine that is based on surface-tension-directed-self-assembly. The reported assembly process is no longer a discontinuous small-batch hand-operated process but resembles an automated machine like process involving a conveyer belt and a reel-to-reel (RTR) type assembly approach with automated agitation. As a comparison, the assembly rate of conventional chip level pick-andplace machines depends on the cost of the system and number of assembly heads that are used. For example, a high-end FCM 10000 (Muehlbauer AG) flip chip assembly system can assemble approximately 8000 chips per hour achieving a placement accuracy of 30 µm. Our current design achieves 15 k chips per hour using a 2.5 cm wide assembly region which is only a factor of 2 better than one of the faster pick-and-place machines; scaling to 150 k chips per hour, however, would be possible using a 25 cm wide web, which would be a factor of 20 faster. In principle, scaling to any throughput should be possible considering the parallel nature of self-assembly. In terms of placement accuracy our precision increase with a reduction of chip and solder bump size.[9] Generally, it exceeds the 30 µm limits for the components that have been used. Under optimized operational conditions, we achieved an assembly yield of 99.8% using the selfassembly process. As an application the assembly machine is applied to the realization of area lighting panels incorporating distributed inorganic light emitting diodes (LEDs).
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