Abstract:
Optical system (40) for observing multiple objects (61, 63) positioned distal from one another, having a camera unit (42) comprising a first prism unit (43) positioned on the optical axis (41) and/or in the beam path (47) of the camera unit for producing two partial beam paths (48, 49) as well as two object prism units (51, 52), each of which is situated in a partial beam path and assigned to an object.
Abstract:
Process for the formation of a spatial chip arrangement having several chips (32, 36, 37, 38, 39) arranged in several planes and electrically connected to one another, in which the chips are connected via their peripheral connection surfaces (33) to assigned conducting paths (23) of a conducting-path structure (24, 25) arranged on at least one carrier substrate (21, 22) by the chips being arranged transverse to the longitudinal extent of the carrier substrate.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a bump on a terminal face (Z1) of a semiconductor substrate (20), in which the terminal face is nucleated to generate a basic metallization through electrolytic coating of the terminal face with zincate, in such a way that zinc particles (24) electrolytically deposited on the terminal face serve as nuclei for an ensuing contact metallization (28) autocatalytically deposited on the basic metallization. In addition to the electrolytic coating with zincate, an electrolytic coating of the terminal face with palladium takes place, in such a way that, in addition to zinc particles (24), palladium particles (25) deposited on the terminal face serve as nuclei for the contact metallization subsequently autocatalytically deposited on the terminal face.
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for the testing of substrates which are provided with a wiring structure, in particular, chips (21), in conjunction with which, by means of a solder-deposit carrier (25) which is provided with a structured, electrically conductive coating (12) with bond pads (17) for the arranging of solder deposits (28) and their transfer to correspondingly arranged bond pads (22) of a substrate (21), an electrical check of the wiring structure of the substrate (21) takes place during the transfer of the solder deposits (28).
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for the testing of substrates which are provided with a wiring structure, in particular, chips (21), in conjunction with which, by means of a solder-deposit carrier (25) which is provided with a structured, electrically conductive coating (12) with bond pads (17) for the arranging of solder deposits (28) and their transfer to correspondingly arranged bond pads (22) of a substrate (21), an electrical check of the wiring structure of the substrate (21) takes place during the transfer of the solder deposits (28).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a solder bump of an inhomogeneous material compoion for connecting contact pad metallizations of different electronic components or substrates in flip-chip technology, as well as to a method of making such a solder bump. A solder bump consists of a space defining high-melting solder bump core and a layer of a preferably low-melting solder material deposited thereon. The preconditions required for soldering, such as solder deposition, bump height and soldering temperature are thus all combined in the solder bump.
Abstract:
In a contact-bumpless chip contacting method for contacting a chip having a plurality of conductive contact areas, which are not provided with an additional metallization layer, a carrier substrate is provided, which has a first surface having arranged thereon a plurality of conductive connecting sections. A non-conductive adhesive layer is arranged on the first surface of the carrier substrate and subsequently, the carrier substrate is aligned with the chip to be contacted such that a plurality of conductive contact areas on the chip to be contacted is in alignment with the connecting sections on the first surface of the carrier substrate. Then the carrier substrate is connected to the chip to be contacted by means of the adhesive layer in such a way that the connecting sections of the carrier substrate and the contact areas of the chip abut on one another by means of pressure contact, without any intermetallic connection being established.
Abstract:
A method of applying molten solder to connection surfaces on a substrate. The substrate, which has a surface which can be wetted with solder or at least one area which can be wetted while the rest cannot, is immersed in an organic liquid medium whose boiling point is the same as or above the melting point of the solder. Solder is applied to the surface or the area on the substrate where a terminal is to be formed to produce a solder bump, the quantity of solder to be placed on the connection surface is in the liquid medium, at least at the moment when it makes contact with the surface, and the temperature of the liquid medium is at or above the melting point of the solder.
Abstract:
A method for the temporary fixing of an electronic component (10) having elevated contact metallizations (11) to a substrate (17) provided with terminal surfaces (16) for a subsequent thermal connection of the contact metallizations to the terminal surfaces, wherein a bonding agent is applied to the component and/or the substrate and wherein the bonding agent used is an alcoholic liquid medium containing an alcohol (13) whose surface tension is used to form bonding forces between the contact metallizations and the terminal surfaces and whose boiling point is below the melting temperature of the contact metallizations (11).
Abstract:
Method of flux-free contacting of components on a substrate, having the following process steps: producing elevated contact metal bumps of a flux-treated gold-tin solder material on tags of the component; removing flux residues on the surface of the component; melting the elevated contact metal bumps and contacting the contact metal bumps with tags of the substrate.