00195941-03-UM SiplaceCA-EN.pdf - 第26页

1 Introduction User Manual SIPLACE CA 1.3 General Edition 08/2011 EN 26 1.2.2 Configuration Op tions of the SWS The SWS can be integrated into all 4 loca tions. NOTE 1 there are two different variants of the SWS. The fir…

User Manual SIPLACE CA 1 Introduction

Edition 08/2011 EN 1.2 Description of the SIPLACE Wafer System (SWS)

1.2 Description of the SIPLACE Wafer System (SWS)

1.2.1 Description and Principle of Function

Up to four SIPLACE Wafer Systems (SWS) can be used at the SIPLACE CA placement machines.

The SWS provides the placement head with components directly from the wafer. The SWS there-

fore extends the component spectrum of the established SIPLACE X machines, by enabling

placement of bare dies from wafers.

The wafers are automatically supplied from the wafer magazine and the components can be pro-

cessed in the known placement methods.

Flip chip process - function

The wafer is automatically transported from the wafer magazine on the wafer table. This then po-

sitions the die concerned over the ejection system, which releases the die from the wafer foil. After

this release procedure, the flip unit nozzle takes the die, rotates it by 180° and makes it available

to the placement head for pickup.

The process spectrum is supplemented by the following options:

– Die attach unit:

The die attach unit takes the die from the flip unit nozzle and turns it, so that it has the same

top-bottom orientation on the board as it had on the wafer.

– Linear Dipping Unit

The Linear Dipping Unit distributes precise layers of flux for the flip chip process. After taking

over from the flip unit the placement head dips the die in to the flux layer.

1 Introduction User Manual SIPLACE CA

1.3 General Edition 08/2011 EN

1.2.2 Configuration Options of the SWS

The SWS can be integrated into all 4 locations.

NOTE 1

there are two different variants of the SWS. The first variant can be installed at the locations 2

and 4, the second at the locations 1 and 3.

1.3 General

1.3.1 How to Get Information

If you have questions regarding this manual or if you need further inormation on specific topics,

please contact your supervising SIPLACE-branch or us directly at:

ASM GmbH & Co. KG

Rupert-Mayer-Str. 44

D-81379 München 1

SIPLACE customer hotline: (0049) 089 20800 48642 1

E-mail: hotline.siplace@SIPLACE.com. 1

User Manual SIPLACE CA 1 Introduction

Edition 08/2011 EN 1.4 Important Notes on the User Manual

1.3.2 SIPLACE on the World Wide Web (WWW)

We also have our own site on the Internet. You can log on to our SIPLACE homepage under the

address http://www.siplace.com.

The menu navigation and information is available in two languages. Please choose between the

german and english version.

The individual topics provide information about our products, services and contact persons.

Registered customers can also access the SIPLACE User Group. There you can call up special

information on our placement machines, such as

– Technical documentation

– Technical information

– Spare parts lists, etc.

Registering for access to the User Group is sheer child’s play:

 Click on ’Register'

 Fill in the registration form and send it off to us.

Soon afterwards, you will receive your access authorization with USER ID and password.

1.4 Important Notes on the User Manual

1.4.1 Contents and Filing of the User Manual

This user manual contains basic instructions for the assembly, operation and maintenance of the

placement machines. Observe these instructions. The service engineers, qualified staff, operators

and users must therefore read it before commencing installation and commissioning. Make sure

that the manual is always available wherever the placement machine is operated.

1.4.2 Qualification and Training of Personnel

Personnel used for operation, preventive maintenance, inspection and installation must hold the

relevant qualifications for the job. The user must keep tight control over their responsibilities, as-

signment and supervision. Any employee who does not have the relevant training must be trained

and given appropriate instruction. If necessary the user of the machine can have training provided

by the manufacturer/supplier.

In addition, the user must ensure that the employees have fully understood the contents of the

user manual.