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Glorious 240p. Good ol' RUclipss. ;-)
Thank you @K.D.Fischer_HEPHY 🙂
Amazing.
Thank you Mário 🙂
@@TPTWirebonders
may i know , how to reduce wire tail on bump?
Dear Jarren, you can influence your tail length by changing your loop design.Feel free to contact our technicians via service@tpt.de.
what regime was used here? Table tear or clamp feed? thanks!
Hi Ilya 🙂in this clip we used table tear, but the machine can also perform clamp feed.
@@TPTWirebonders Thank you! it is actually difficult to find the proper parameters for the 17um wedge tool. Hope the "table tear" will help. Thanks!
@@TPTWirebonders Hi, what were the values of "feed" and "tail" parameters here?
Hi Ilya,this video was shot with our HB16 semiautomatic wire bonder. we probably used standard values for this wedge: 50µm.
@@TPTWirebonders thanks a lot!
Why Gold wire
Gold wire is very common in wire bonding, but also aluminum, copper or other materials are possible.
contact between chip and substrate... omg
It is ultrasonic wire bonding, thank you for watching!
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Glorious 240p. Good ol' RUclipss. ;-)
Thank you @K.D.Fischer_HEPHY 🙂
Amazing.
Thank you Mário 🙂
@@TPTWirebonders
may i know , how to reduce wire tail on bump?
Dear Jarren, you can influence your tail length by changing your loop design.
Feel free to contact our technicians via service@tpt.de.
what regime was used here? Table tear or clamp feed? thanks!
Hi Ilya 🙂
in this clip we used table tear, but the machine can also perform clamp feed.
@@TPTWirebonders Thank you! it is actually difficult to find the proper parameters for the 17um wedge tool. Hope the "table tear" will help. Thanks!
@@TPTWirebonders Hi, what were the values of "feed" and "tail" parameters here?
Hi Ilya,
this video was shot with our HB16 semiautomatic wire bonder. we probably used standard values for this wedge: 50µm.
@@TPTWirebonders thanks a lot!
Why Gold wire
Gold wire is very common in wire bonding, but also aluminum, copper or other materials are possible.
contact between chip and substrate... omg
It is ultrasonic wire bonding, thank you for watching!