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The Wafer bonder 02 is a system for bonding. 3 different types of [[Specific Process Knowledge/Bonding|bonding]] can be done: Anodic, Eutectic and Fusion. Furthermore it is possible to align the wafers one wishes to bond. It is also possible to process and align pieces. | The Wafer bonder 02 is a system for bonding. 3 different types of [[Specific Process Knowledge/Bonding|bonding]] can be done: Anodic, Eutectic and Fusion. Furthermore it is possible to align the wafers one wishes to bond. It is also possible to process and align pieces. | ||
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==Process information== | ==Process information== |
Revision as of 10:33, 19 May 2017
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The Wafer bonder 02 is a system for bonding. 3 different types of bonding can be done: Anodic, Eutectic and Fusion. Furthermore it is possible to align the wafers one wishes to bond. It is also possible to process and align pieces.
The user manual, quality control procedure and results, user APV(s), and contact information can be found in LabManager: Equipment info in LabManager
Process information
Types of Bonding
Purpose | Bonding |
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Performance | Alignment accuracy |
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Process parameter range | Process Temperature |
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Process pressure |
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Piston Force |
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Substrates | Batch size |
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Substrate material allowed |
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Material allowed on the substrate |
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