Pac Tech Packaging Technologies G.m.b.h.

Pac Tech&#x2014;packaging Technologies Gmbh

Andrej Kolbasow

Matthias Fettke

Nico Lange

Thorsten Krause

Jan Hoffmann

Gero Bonow

Svetlana Milz

Timo Kubsch

A laser soldering system and a method for monitoring a laser soldering process by means of a monitoring device of the laser soldering system, wherein a solder ball is dispensed onto a solderable surface of a substrate by means of a solder ball feeding device of the laser soldering system, wherein the solder ball is at least partially melted by means of a laser device of the laser soldering system, wherein, during the laser soldering process, a light signal is formed which is detected by means of an optical detection unit of the monitoring device, wherein the light signal is dispersed into a spectrum of the light signal by means of a spectroscope device of the monitoring device, wherein the spectrum is analyzed by means of a processing device of the monitoring device, and it is identified on the basis of a composition of the spectrum whether or not a burning of the substrate has occurred during the laser soldering process.

Method for monitoring a laser soldering process, and laser soldering system using a spectroscope device

A bonding head for holding a substrate to be soldered includes a laser source, a vacuum source, a main body and a holding nozzle. A laser duct extends through the main body to a laser exit. The vacuum source creates a vacuum in the laser duct. The laser source directs the laser beam through the laser duct towards the laser exit. The holding nozzle is connected to the main body. A nozzle duct extends through the holding nozzle from a nozzle entry to a nozzle exit. The nozzle entry is adjacent to the laser exit. The holding nozzle is configured to hold the substrate at the nozzle exit when the vacuum source creates the vacuum in the laser duct. The laser beam passes through the nozzle duct and is directed towards the substrate. The holding nozzle is configured to hold the substrate over a mounting face of a second substrate.

Bonding head and bonding apparatus

A method for soldering an electronic component to a circuit board involves jetting liquefied solder. A laser beam melts a solid solder ball to produce a liquefied solder ball before the ball is jetted. The liquefied solder ball is jetted towards a through hole in the circuit board such that a portion of the liquefied solder ball flows into an annular gap between a pin and sides of the through hole. The pin is attached to the electronic component and passes through the through hole. As the liquefied solder ball is jetted towards the through hole, the laser beam is directed at the ball so as to keep it liquefied. How much of the solder ball remains outside the through hole after liquefied solder has flowed into the annular gap is determined. The filling degree of the annular gap is determined based on how much solder remains outside the hole.

Method for soldering an electronic component to a circuit board by jetting liquefied solder into a through hole

A device for removing or repositioning defective and erroneously placed electronic components from circuit boards includes a vacuum suction nozzle, a laser beam and a temperature sensor. The vacuum nozzle has an adaptor tip at which suction is generated. The adaptor tip is larger than the defective or erroneously positioned electronic component. The laser beam is emitted out of the suction opening towards the electronic component on the circuit board. The temperature sensor measures the temperature of the electronic component based on infrared radiation emitted from around the electronic component. A method for removing or repositioning the defective or erroneously placed electronic component from the circuit board positions the adaptor tip over the electronic component and directs the laser beam through the suction opening and onto the electronic component so as to heat and detach the electronic component, which is then removed or repositioned and remounted on the circuit board.

Method for removing and repositioning electronic components connected to a circuit board

A device for removing a defective electronic component from a circuit board includes a vacuum suction nozzle, a laser beam emitter and an infrared temperature sensor. The vacuum suction nozzle has a suction opening at which suction is generated. The suction opening is dimensioned to be larger than the defective electronic component. The laser beam emitter is oriented so as to emit a laser beam out the suction opening towards the electronic component on the circuit board. The temperature sensor measures the temperature of the electronic component based on infrared radiation emitted from around the electronic component. A method for removing the defective electronic component from the circuit board includes positioning the suction opening over the electronic component and directing the laser beam through the suction opening and onto the electronic component so as to heat and detach the electronic component, which is then sucked into the vacuum suction nozzle.

Method for removing electronic components connected to a circuit board

A semiconductor-chip stack package includes a plurality of semiconductor chips disposed in a stack arrangement and at least one connecting substrate which connects the semiconductor chips. The semiconductor chips include a chip terminal face on a chip edge extending at least partially as a side terminal face in a side surface of the semiconductor chip. The side surfaces of the semiconductor chips provided with the side terminal face are arranged in a shared side surface plane S of the semiconductor-chip stack arrangement. The connecting substrate is arranged with a contact surface parallel to the side surface plane S of the semiconductor chips. Substrate terminal faces are formed on the contact surface for connecting a connection conductor structure formed in the connecting substrate and which are connected to the side terminal faces via a connecting material in a connection plane Vparallel to the contact surface.

Semiconductor chip stack arrangement and semiconductor chip for producing such a semiconductor chip stack arrangement

A method and a device for establishing a wire connection between a first contact surface and at least one further contact surface. A contact end of a wire is positioned in a contact position relative to the first contact surface with a wire guiding tool. Subsequently, a mechanical, electrically conductive connection is established between the first contact surface and the contact end with a first solder material connection, and subsequently the wire guiding tool is moved to the further contact surface thus forming a wire section and establishing a further mechanical, electrically conductive connection between the wire section end and the further contact surface with a further solder material connection.

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Paulinenaue, Germany

Andrej Kolbasow