Rohinni, Inc.

Andy Huska

Cody George Peterson

Justin Wendt

Kasey Christie

Clint Adams

An apparatus includes a transfer element that is disposed adjacent the wafer tape. A tip end of the transfer element has a footprint sized so as to span across a group of dies on the wafer tape. An actuator is connected to the transfer element to move the transfer element to a die transfer position at which the transfer element presses on the wafer tape to press the group of dies into contact with a circuit trace on the product substrate.

Direct transfer apparatus for a pattern array of semiconductor device die

An apparatus includes a first frame that holds a wafer tape and a second frame that clamps a product substrate. A transfer element is disposed adjacent the wafer tape. A tip end of the transfer element has a footprint sized so as span across a group of dies on the wafer tape. An actuator is connected to the transfer element to move the transfer element to a die transfer position at which the transfer element presses on the wafer tape to press the group of dies into contact with a circuit trace on the product substrate. At least one energy source is directed at a portion of the product substrate corresponding to the transfer position at which the group of dies contacts the circuit trace to apply energy to the circuit trace to affix the group of dies to the circuit trace.

An apparatus includes a housing including a plurality of light sources to provide backlighting for the apparatus. A first portion of the plurality of light sources is configured to provide a first color temperature setting. A second portion of the plurality of light sources is configured to provide a second color temperature setting. The apparatus includes a controller including one or more processors configured to execute instructions stored on memory, which when executed, cause the one or more controllers to set at least one of an overall color temperature setting for the backlighting of the apparatus, or a partial color temperature setting for the backlighting of the apparatus.

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Liberty Lake, WA, United States of America

Andy Huska