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June 12 to 15, 2011San Diego, CA
A New 3D Laser Bonding Process for Single Spring Attach on 300mm Probe CardsAttach on 300mm Probe Cards
Jens Oesterdiekhoff, Ghassem Azdasht, , ,Thomas Oppert, Elke Zakel, Thorsten Teutsch*
Pac Tech – Packaging Technologies GmbHhl hAm Schlangenhorst 15 ‐17, Germany
*Pac Tech USA – Packaging Technologies, Inc.328 Martin Avenue, Santa Clara, CA 95050http://www.pactech.de 328 Martin Avenue, Santa Clara, CA 95050p // p
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Advantage of Laser Bonding
• Localized heat –h l hno thermal stress on the areas
outside of bonding interface• Short laser pulse –
low thermal stress on chip/ psubstrate and interconnection
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Thermode Bonding vs Laser Bondingg g
Heating time to bonding temperature:Laser: 0.01 - 0.2 sec ~ msecThermode: 1 – 10 sec ~ secOven Reflow: 60 – 180 sec ~ min
Laser Thermode
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Temperature Control Through In Situ Laser Energy Tuning during BondingEnergy Tuning during Bonding
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Compatible Substrate Materials for Laser Soldering
• Substrate– FR4, BT- Epoxy, Polyimide, Ceramic, Silicon– TG above 150 ° C– most applications: rigid
• Pad metallization– Copper coated with NiAu, Sn, Au– Thin Film : Cr/Au, NiAu, Au
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Advantages of Laser Bonding for Probe Card AssemblyCard Assembly
Fle ibilit• Flexibility- layout change by software only- multiple spring designmultiple spring design- independent from substrate material
• Repair CapabilityRepair Capability- quick & local
• Customer Supportpp- quick & local
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Cantilever Assembly Process FlowCantilever Design
Cantilever Manufacturing (Plating)
Cantilever Singulation (Laser Cutting)
Cantilever Inspectionp
Cantilever Sorting (into waffle packs)
S b S ld B iSubstrate Solder Bumping
Cantilever / Substrate Alignment
Cantilever Laser Bonding
Cantilever inspection (optional)
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Cantilever Assembly Line for Probe Cards
Cantilever BonderSB2-Jet: Solder Jetting Cantilever Sorter
- Input: MEMS substrates- Inspection of cantilever
Laser cutting with the Laser- Solder Jetting on
ceramic substrate
- Cantilever supplied in waffle packs- Cantilever pick & rotation in vertical position- Substrate height measurement - Dual camera for x y alignment of cantilever- Laser cutting with the Laser
- Placement of cantilever in waffle packs
ceramic substrate- Solder Balls sizes:
30 – 760 µm, - Solder alloys capability:
PbSn, SnAgCu or AuSn
Dual camera for x,y alignment of cantileverto the substrate
- Probe tip z alignment - Laser bonding of cantilever- Post inspection- Cantilever rework capability
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Laser Soldering SB2-Jet
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Solder Ball Placement
Pictures are showing solder depots placed by SB²- jet process on substrate pads
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Cantilever Bonder Specification
- Linear axis or gantry system- Probe card sizes up to 13 inch- Full process control- Alignment control by position bonding- Placement Accuracy: down to +/- 3µm- Placement Accuracy: down to +/- 3µm
typ. +/-5µm- High power laser for bond reflow- Height control: 1µm accuracy- Cantilever thickness: 20 – 100µm- Min. Pitch: 60µm- High mechanical stability of probes- Process suitable for rework and complete card assemblyProcess suitable for rework and complete card assembly
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Cantilever Design Rules
• Hump needed for handling• Hump needed for handling and laser energy absorption– Hh ≥ 500 µm
H ≥ 500– Hw ≥ 500 µm• Tip base needed for
alignment. – Th ≥ 200 µm– Tw ≥ 200 µm
• Well defined edges are gimportant for vision system
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Fiducial Mark RecognitionFiducial Mark Recognition
• Automatic X,Y substrate alignment after loading and b d t t ti (W i )bond stage rotation (W-axis)
• Pattern recognition with bond head camera
• Alignment accuracy: +/- 1µm• High contrast simple mark
needed
d = 100 µmµ
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Substrate Height MeasurementSubstrate Height Measurement
• Continuous substrate height measurement during bond process
• Sensor: Laser scanner (+/- 0.05 µm )
• Alignment accuracy: +/- 3µm (Z-axis)
• Measurement pad 200 µm with bond pad height used
d = 200 µmµ
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Alignment SchemeAlignment Scheme
Cantilever recognition in waffle pack
Rotation and alignment for tool transferin waffle pack
• Pattern recognition of whole cantilever
for tool transfer• Pattern recognition of whole
cantilever• Detects position in waffle
pack pocket (A,B axis)• Discards defect cantilevers
• Detects transfer offsets for bond tool (B,D,Z axis)
• Discards defect cantilevers• Sensor: Camera 4 on
Pick&Flip unit• Alignment accuracy:
• Sensor: Stationary Camera 2• Alignment accuracy:
+/- 5 µm, +/- 0.5°g y+/- 5 µm
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Mechanical CorrectionMechanical Correction
• Cantilever is fitted into bond tool by touching down on a
h i l imechanical spring
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Laser Scan AlignmentLaser Scan Alignment
• A laser scanner determines– X offset for bonding– U angle correctiong– Tilt (hump bottom tip
base)
• Three scans perThree scans per measurement
• +/- 0.01 µm laser scan t bilitrepeatability
• +/- 1 µm accuracy
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Microscope Tip RecognitionMicroscope Tip Recognition
• Sensor: Side microscopeSensor: Side microscope camera 3– Y offset for bonding
Z offset for bonding– Z offset for bonding• +/- 1 µm accuracy
Edges for pattern detection
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Post Bond Hump/Tip InspectionPost Bond Hump/Tip Inspection
• Sensor: Bond head camera 1• Accuracy +/- 1 µm• Results used for smart
correction of next bond process Edges for
• Well defined edges for repeatable pattern detection needed
pattern detection
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Alignment SummaryAlignment
Step Alignment procedure Corrected axis Sensor Measured featureAlignment Accuracy
1 Fiducial marks on substrate X,Y,W Bond head –Camera 1100 µm high contrast circle +/- 1 µm
2 Substrate height Z Laser Scanner -Top
200 µm diameter height measurement mark
+/- 0.05 µm (laser)+/- 3 µm (Z-axis)
3 Detect cantilever in waffle pack A,B Pick&Flip Unit -C 4 Cantilever +/- 5 µm p , Camera 4 µ
4 Rotation and alignment for tool transfer Z,B,DStationaryCamera 2 Cantilever
+/- 5 µm+/- 2°
M h i l5 Mechanical spring correction Z Mechanicalspring - -
6 Laser scan alignment X,U,Tilt Laser Scanner -Side Hump bottom and tip+/- 0.01 µm(laser), +/-1 µm(axis), +/-0.015°
7 Microscope tip recognition Y,ZMicroscope side cam -Camera 3
Cantilever Tip +/- 1 µm
8 Post bond hump/tip inspection X Y Bond head – Hump or tip +/- 1 µm8 Post bond hump/tip inspection X,Y Camera 1 Hump or tip +/- 1 µm
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Alignment Summary
Ti ( hi bilit )• Tip accuracy (machine capability):– in X +/- 2 µm
in Y +/ 2 µm– in Y +/- 2 µm– in Z +/- 4 µm
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Cantilever Placement Results
Picture showing Cantilever tip, placed by Laplace-3D process (80µm pitch)
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Cantilever Bonding at 60µm pitch
Cantilever Bonding at 360 degCantilever Bonding at 360 deg
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Cantilever Placement Results
Pi t h i C tilPicture showing Cantilever overview, placed by Laplace-3D
process (80µm pitch)
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Process Data
X,Y Placement AccuracySummary
Min Value [mm] ‐0.0035 ‐0.0033
Max Value [mm] 0.0013 0.0021
Range [mm] ‐0.0048 ‐0.0054
StDiv [mm] 0.00101357 0.00126077
Placement Speed30μm cantilever width
10 sec per cantilever (w/o post inspection)< 15 sec per cantilever (with post inspection)30μm cantilever width,
80μm pitch 15 sec per cantilever (with post inspection)
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Laplace-Can Test Run:Cantilever Positioning AccuracyCantilever Positioning Accuracy
Positioning Accuracy Tip X Error [mm] Tip Y Error [mm]Positioning Accuracy Tip X Error [mm] Tip Y Error [mm]
Average 0,0002 0,0000Min Value -0,0033 -0,0021Max Value 0,0033 0,0026Range -0,0066 -0,0047
StDiv 0,001819 0,000970, ,
Sample: 1000 cantilever, Pitch: 100µm
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Cantilever Bonding Video
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Cantilever Rework Video - Removal
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Cantilever Rework Video - Soldering
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Summary
• A new laser assisted sequential cantilever attach process has been presentedp
• Placement accuracies down to +/-3μm in X,Y have been demonstrated
• Assembly throughput of 10 sec per spring has been observed
• Probe springs can be assembled with free 360 deg orientation
• A fine pitch capability down to 60μm has been accomplished
• The assembly process is capable of single spring reworky p p g p g
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PAC TECH EUROPE
Contacts:
Contact Telephone Fax E-mailDr. Elke Zakel +49-3321-4495-100 +49-3321-4495-124 [email protected]
Th O t 49 3321 4495 100 49 3321 4495 610 t@ t h d
PAC TECH EUROPE
Thomas Oppert +49-3321-4495-100 +49-3321-4495-610 [email protected]
Ghassem Azdasht +49-3321-4495-100 +49-3321-4495-124 [email protected]
PAC TECH USA
Contact Telephone Fax E-mailContact Telephone Fax E mailDr. Thorsten Teutsch +1-408-588-1925 +1-408-588-1927 [email protected]
PAC TECH ASIAContact Telephone Fax E-mailSales team +60 4-6440 986 +60 4-6449 987 [email protected]
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