Precision capillary component for wire bonding in semiconductor packaging that creates electrical connections between chips and substrates.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Face Angle | 90-120° | |
| Tip Diameter | 50-150 μm | |
| Hole Diameter | 15-50 μm | |
| Chamfer Diameter | 75-200 μm | |
| Material Hardness | 1500-2000 HV (ceramic), 1400-1800 HV (tungsten carbide) | |
| Wire Compatibility | Gold (15-50 μm), Copper (20-75 μm), Aluminum (25-100 μm) | |
| Operating Temperature | Up to 300°C |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
A precision machine used in semiconductor packaging to create electrical connections between integrated circuits and their packages using fine wires.
A precision machine that creates electrical interconnections between semiconductor chips and their packages using fine wires.
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Capillary lifespan varies from 500,000 to 2 million bonds depending on material, wire type, and bonding parameters. Ceramic capillaries typically last longer than tungsten carbide for gold wire, while tungsten carbide is preferred for copper wire bonding.
Tip diameter controls bond size and deformation. Hole diameter must be 1.2-1.5 times wire diameter for proper guidance. Chamfer diameter affects ball formation consistency. Face angle influences stitch bond quality and tail formation.
Regular cleaning with plasma or ultrasonic methods to remove contamination, inspection for tip wear or chipping, and replacement when bond quality degrades or dimensional tolerances exceed specifications.
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