Model 3500-III flexible, computer-controlled work cell performs adhesive dispense, component placement, die attach and flip chip operations over a 720 sq. in. work area. Applications include flip chip, stacked die, chip-on-board, fine pitch SMT, MEMs devices, multichip modules, microwave modules, optoelectronic modules and hybrid microcircuits.
Capable of automated eutectic die attach using backside metalized die or preforms, and enables bonding of thin die with air bridges using 2 or 4 sided perimeter collets. Pulse heat process controls the heat throughout the entire process from temperature ramp up to cool-down.
Using look-up and look-down cameras for flip chip applications and relative-to referencing for linear micro-strip line placement, the sub-micron axis resolution yields placement repeatability of better than ±12 micron (0.5 mil), 3 sigma with fluids, ±5 micron (0.2 mil), 3 sigma with pulse heat eutectic applications.
Placement of the die in relation to a previously placed die can also be tightly controlled through custom automation algorithms.
Machine base is a honeycomb core optical table that provides vibration damping and thermal settling response. Large work area. Cantilever design permits unobstructed, open access on three sides for set-up. Soft touchdown or non-contact laser height sensing mechanisms assist in pickup and placement of fragile devices. Eight-position turret head can rapidly change tools on the fly without a tool dock assembly. Constructed from an optical breadboard where parts can be bolted down in a myriad of configurations, so any form of presentation such as expanded wafers, waffle or gel packs, tubes, or tape and reel may be used and options for up to three dispensers, hot rails, heat cure stations, hot gas, UV fluid curing systems, and more can be incorporated.
Has infrared light curtain around the open perimeter of the assembly cell. This sends an infrared signature down each inch of the perimeter so that it cannot be fooled by background thermal radiation. When the system is in operation and the safety curtain is violated, the system immediately (within ~ 3 millisec.) shorts the inputs to the digital servo driven motors, stopping all motion.
EPM-2493 low-viscosity, thermal interface material meets the challenges of the high-temperature and high-stress operating conditions in electronic packaging. Low outgassing property is ideal for situations, such as electro-optic systems, in which contamination is a concern. Low viscosity provides an easy-to-dispense material that flows easily through dimensionally intricate electronic configurations.
GÖPEL has developed a new option in its System Cascon software suite to support Altera’s USB-Blaster download cable. The driver integration of download cable in the software suite enables the USB Blaster download cable to be used as a native JTAG/boundary scan controller throughout the entire product life cycle.
USB-Blaster can also be used to program Flash devices in-system and configure Altera FPGAs via the Jam Standard Test and Programming Language, JEDEC standard JESD-71, Simple Vector Format specification or IEEE-Std.1532 specification. Additional software support for boundary scan chain designs with multi-drop devices is automatic, including all scan router devices by Firecron, National Semiconductor and Texas Instruments.
All test and in system programming procedures generated with the download cable are cross-compatible with other JTAG/boundary scan controllers by GÖPEL, including the hardware platform SCANFLEX.
Support is included for no additional charge beginning with release 4.3. Customers can purchase the USB-Blaster download cable through Altera distributors.