Real-Time Observation of Interface Relative Motion during Ultrasonic Wedge-Wedge Bonding Process
Real-Time Observation of Interface Relative Motion during Ultrasonic Wedge-Wedge Bonding Process
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超声波楔-楔键合过程中界面相对运动的实时观察
DOI:
10.4071/isom-2015-wp35
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2015
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J. Wallaschek
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作者:
Y. Long;J. Twiefel;Joscha Roth;J. Wallaschek
As a predominant interconnection technique in microelectronic industry, ultrasonic wire bonding has been investigated for decades ever since its invention. Due to the extremely short process time, high operating frequency and ultrathin interfaces, many mechanisms are still unknown. One focus point of the research is the motion behaviors at the two interfaces – interface between wire & substrate (wire/substrate) and interface between wire & bonding tool (wire/tool). In this project, the motion behaviors at the two interfaces were observed by a high speed camera combined with an optical magnification system. The relative motion at the wire/substrate interface was recorded at maximum a frame rate of 350,515 fps which is approximately six times higher than the bonding frequency. The relative motion is caused by the vibration induced reciprocal motion and the plastic deformation induced material flow. The wire/tool interface was observed at lower frame rates due to the window size confinement. Through the obse...