Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Corporation

Nobuhisa Watanabe

Shinji Kanayama

Takaharu Mae

Shoriki Narita

Makoto Imanishi

Yasuharu Ueno

Akira Yamada

Noriaki Yoshida

Shozo Minamitani

Makoto Morikawa

Hiroyuki Naito

Shinji Morimoto

Nobuhiko Muraoka

Shinya Marumo

Makoto Akita

Takashi Noyama

Masao Iritani

Masatoshi Yanagawa

Akira Mori

Akira Kabeshita

Yoshihiko Misawa

Shinjiro Tsuji

Shuichi Hirata

Keiji Saeki

Tomotaka Nishimoto

Masaru Ichihara

Shinzo Eguchi

Yasuhiro Okada

Takanori Yoshitake

Koichi Morita

Chihiro Igarashi

Ikuko Obata

A component crimping apparatus control method which enables a measuring tool to directly measure a temperature of a part pressed by a pressing head. The component crimping apparatus control method is applied to a component crimping apparatus which crimps a component onto a plate-shaped workpiece, and causes a measuring tool shaped identically as the workpiece to measure a temperature or a pressure of a pressed part in a pressing process of pressing a component onto the workpiece using a heated pressing head. The method includes acquiring information indicating whether or not the measuring tool is held in the component crimping apparatus, and, in the case where the information indicating that the measuring tool is held is acquired, positioning the measuring tool identically as the workpiece, and executing the pressing process on the component to be attached to the measuring tool after the positioning.

Component crimping apparatus control method, component crimping apparatus, and measuring tool

A component mounting apparatus includes a component feeder that feeds a component with its bump electrodes facing down, a mounting head that mounts the component onto a substrate, a supporting base that secures the substrate, and a positioning device that aligns the component with the substrate. The mounting head includes an ultrasonic vibration generator, an ultrasonic vibration propagation member that conveys the ultrasonic vibration provided by the ultrasonic vibration generator to a working face holding the component as vibration parallel thereto, a pressure loader that applies a pressure load to the working face from a position immediately thereabove in the direction perpendicular thereto, and a heater that heats the vicinity of the working face. Thereby, ultrasonic bonding is carried out with high reliability even if the component has a number of bump electrodes on its face.

Component mounting method, component mounting apparatus, and ultrasonic bonding head

A component mounting apparatus includes a component feeder () that feeds a component () with its bump electrodes facing down, a mounting head () that mounts the component onto a substrate (), a supporting base () that secures the substrate, and a positioning device () that aligns the component with the substrate. The mounting head includes an ultrasonic vibration generator (), an ultrasonic vibration propagation member () that conveys the ultrasonic vibration provided by the ultrasonic vibration generator to a working face () holding the component as vibration parallel thereto, a pressure loader () that applies a pressure load to the working face from a position immediately thereabove in the direction perpendicular thereto, and a heater () that heats the vicinity of the working face. Thereby, ultrasonic bonding is carried out with high reliability even if the component has a number of bump electrodes () on its face.

Electronic component mounting method and apparatus and ultrasonic bonding head

Wafers are previously positioned so that the wafer orientation flat is oriented in a particular direction. A transporting means then moves and places the previously positioned wafer on a bonding stage where bumps are formed on the wafer by means of a bonding head. The transporting means has a sensor for detecting the position of the orientation flat of a wafer on the bonding stage from a position above the bonding stage, thereby avoiding the adverse effects of heat from the bonding stage during orientation flat detection.

Bump bonding apparatus and method

An object of the present invention is to provide a bump-bonding heating apparatus, a bump bonding method and a bump forming apparatus which do not involve large-sized apparatus configuration and which are easy to handle, and a semiconductor wafer in which bumps are formed by using the bump bonding method. The bump-bonding heating apparatus has a wafer turning member, a turning unit and a wafer heating unit. The turning member is turned by the turning unit without turning the wafer heating unit, whereby a semiconductor wafer mounted on the turning member is turned. Like this, since the wafer heating unit is not turned, the apparatus configuration can be made compact. Since the turning member is turned directly by the turning unit, the turning angle of the semiconductor wafer can be implemented with higher precision as compared with the conventional gas floating type turning method.

Heating apparatus for bump bonding, bump bonding method and bump forming apparatus, and semiconductor wafer

When an electronic component is picked up at an electronic component feeding part and then positioned and mounted at a predetermined mounting position on a transparent panel, mounting position marks formed at the mounting position on the transparent panel are registered with positioning marks formed on the electronic component, to thereby recognize the relative position from a surface opposite to a surface of the transparent panel where the electronic component is to be mounted, so that the position of the electronic component is corrected based on the result of the recognition before the electronic component is mounted at the predetermined mounting position on the transparent panel.

Method and apparatus for mounting electronic component

Electronic parts are mounted onto a substrate. A parts supply device holds a plurality of electronic parts and moves to be positioned at a predetermined parts take-out position. The parts supply device includes a readable and writable memory for storing data indicative of the plurality of electronic parts held therein. A reading device reads the data stored in the readable and writable memory provided in the parts supply device when the parts supply device moves relative to the reading device to the predetermined parts take-out position. The electronic part is extracted from the parts supply device position at the predetermined parts take-out position and mounted on a substrate.

Electronic parts mounting method employing memory equipped parts supply

An IC component mounting method includes sucking each of different types of IC components at a supply position to which the IC component having an electrode-provided face thereof to be bonded to a circuit board, recognizing an image of the IC component to detect a sucking position at which a sucking nozzle does not interfere with an electrode of the IC component, detecting a height of the sucking position, positioning the sucking nozzle at the sucking position while the position of the sucking nozzle in a vertical direction is controlled, sucking the IC component by a mounting head, recognizing a position of the IC component sucked by the mounting head, and recognizing a reference position of the circuit board or an IC component-mounting position thereof, and positioning the IC component at the IC component-mounting position of the circuit board and then mounting the IC component on the circuit board.

IC component mounting method and apparatus

A TCP mounting apparatus includes a tool storing and holding section having arranged therein a plurality of different kinds of bonding tools which suction tape carrier packages of respective different shapes to heat and pressure bond the tape carrier packages to a liquid crystal panel. The bonding tools are stored at predetermined positions within the tool storing and holding section, and the tool storing and holding section includes a heater for heating the stored and held bonding tools and detector for detecting a presence and absence of the stored bonding tools at each position. A head part is also provided for extracting any selected one of the bonding tools stored and held in the tool storing and holding section. The head part also includes a heater for heating an extracted bonding tool. A conveyor mechanism moves and positions the head part to the predetermined positions of the tool storing and holding section.

Tape carrier package mounting apparatus with heaters for bonding tools

An apparatus is for mounting electronic parts onto a substrate. The apparatus includes a parts supply device for holding a plurality of electronic parts and for moving to be positioned at a predetermined parts take-out position. The parts supply device includes a readable and writable memory for storing data indicative of the plurality of electronic parts held therein. The apparatus further includes a reading device for reading the data stored in the readable and writable memory provided in the parts supply device when the parts supply device moves relative to the reading device to the predetermined parts take-out position. The electronic part is extracted from the parts supply device position at the predetermined parts take-out position and mounted on a substrate.

Electronic parts mounting apparatus having memory equipped parts supply

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Nobuhisa Watanabe