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Die Attach Adhesives


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Die Attach Adhesives Tutorial - Equipment

Printing Theory

Equipment Set-up and Process Problems

Parameter

Effect

The edges of the squeegee

Prints become more inconsistent at the edges of the squeegee blade.

Print pattern size

Large print patterns (> 50% of the inside diameter of the stencil) can cause poor or unusual printing on the edges of the print pattern.

Vacuum and vacuum plate

Slots in the workplate can be cut to allow vacuum to flow through. The vacuum is then used to hold down the flexible polyimide TAB tape. A standard set of slots can also be cut into the workplate and a vacuum plate can be used for each CSP TAB tape design. Leaking around the polyimide tape can cause variations in the print.

Mounting of the squeegee in the squeegee holder

Too much pressure on the squeegee can bulge it. This will cause the edge to flatten on the stencil foil. When the edge is flatter during prints, the adhesive will vary in height when printed.

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