Integrated Solutions to Bonding BGA Packages: Capillary, Wire, and Machine
Considerations
Leroy Christie, Director Front Line Process Engineering
AMKOR Electronics, 1900 South Price Road, Chandler, Az
85248-1604
Lee Levine, Principal Metallurgical Engineer
K&S Packaging Materials Group
Mark Eshelman, Ph.D, Staff Process Engineer
K&S Equipment Group, 2101 Blair Mill Road, Willow Grove,
Pa 19090
Abstract
Ball Grid Array Packages (BGAs) present unique challenges to the wire bonding
process. They ore fine pitch, require long low loops with adequate clearance
over voltage and ground bus bar rings, and are built on a laminate substrate. A
combined approach, encompassing upgraded Wire bonders and specially designed
bonding tools and bonding wire, provides a unique opportunity to develop
integrated solutions to these technical challenges. A multi-disciplined team is
able to drive the optimization process farther and faster than groups that only
focus on smaller areas of the process. In K&S applications tabs located in
Pennsylvania, Singapore, and Israel, engineers and customers have worked
together to develop solutions that provide robust, high-yield processes.
This paper will describe the Designed Experiments (DOEs) and developments
that have led to the development of high-yield BGA manufacturing processes.
- Paper presented at the 30th International Symposium on Microelectronics,
Philadelphia, PA, Oct. 12 - 16, 1997
- For further information please contact UCP at ucpgroup@ucp.li
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