CN115360108A - High-precision alignment method - Google Patents

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CN115360108A
CN115360108A CN202211140112.8A CN202211140112A CN115360108A CN 115360108 A CN115360108 A CN 115360108A CN 202211140112 A CN202211140112 A CN 202211140112A CN 115360108 A CN115360108 A CN 115360108A
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The invention discloses a high-precision alignment method, which comprises the following steps: s1, picking up a chip by a pick-up head, and turning over for 180 degrees; s2, the welding head sucks the chip from the pick-up head; s3, moving the welding head to the position above the calibration sheet along with the first downward-looking vision equipment and the second downward-looking vision equipment, and enabling the welding head to move horizontally to avoid the calibration sheet; s4, identifying the relative error between the visual center of the upward vision and the visual center of the downward vision; s5, relative errors between the mark points on the chip and the visual center of the first downward-looking visual equipment; s6, identifying relative errors between the mark points on the substrate and the vision center of the first downward-looking vision equipment; s7, calculating to obtain the distance between the mark point on the chip and the mark point on the substrate; s8, position compensation is carried out; and S9, high-precision bonding. Compared with the prior art, the method realizes the position calibration of the chip by utilizing the high-precision position sensor to be matched with a plurality of visual detection devices, and effectively improves the bonding precision.

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High-precision alignment method
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of chip bonding, and particularly relates to a high-precision alignment method.
Background
The flip chip welding equipment is mainly used for the flip chip welding process of manufacturing large-scale integrated circuit devices, and completes the direct interconnection and bonding of the chip and the substrate, so that the package has more excellent circuit characteristics of high frequency, low delay and low crosstalk, and the reliability of assembly and interconnection of circuits, parts or systems can be effectively improved.
When the chip is bonded, the bonded chip and the substrate are bonded together by pressure, thereby completing the flip chip bonding process of the chip. In the prior art, when the position of a chip is calculated and compensated through a plurality of visual detection devices (top view vision and bottom view vision), a plurality of mark points are required to be arranged on a calibration sheet, and different visual detection devices correspond to different mark points, so that the calculation of position compensation is complicated, the position compensation effect is influenced, and the bonding precision is further influenced.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to: the high-precision alignment method is provided, the position calibration of the chip is realized by matching the high-precision position sensor with a plurality of visual detection devices, and the bonding precision is effectively improved.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme: a high precision alignment method comprising the steps of:
s1, identifying the outline of a chip by a first visual detection assembly, moving a pickup head to the position above the chip, picking up the chip downwards, and turning the chip 180 degrees after rising;
s2, the welding head sucks the chip from the pick-up head, and marks points on the chip
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Marking points
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The direction is downward;
s3, moving the welding head to the position above the calibration sheet along with the first downward-looking vision equipment and the second downward-looking vision equipment, and enabling the welding head to move horizontally to avoid the calibration sheet;
s4, setting mark points on the calibration sheet
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First-glance vision equipment identification mark point
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Second downward vision equipment identification mark point
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A first upper visual device and a second upper visual device are arranged below the calibration sheet, and the first upper visual device identifies the mark points
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Second upward-looking vision equipment identification mark point
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Obtaining the relative error between the visual center of the first downward-looking visual equipment and the visual center of the first upward-looking visual equipment
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And the visual center of the second downward vision equipment is aligned with the visual center of the second downward vision equipment
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At the moment, a high-precision position sensor on the second downward-looking vision equipment records first position data of the welding head, wherein the first position data comprises the position of the welding head in the XYZ direction;
s5, the calibration sheet moves horizontally to avoid, and meanwhile, the welding head moves horizontally, so that the chip moves to the position above the first upward-looking vision equipment and the second upward-looking vision equipment, and the first upward-looking vision equipment identifies mark points
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Marking points for second upward vision equipment identification
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To obtain a mark point
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Relative error with the visual center of the first upward-looking visual device
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And a marking point
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Relative error with the visual center of the second upward-looking visual equipment
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Thereby calculating to obtain the mark point
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Relative error to the visual center of the first downward-looking vision device
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And a marking point
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Relative error with the visual center of the second downward viewing vision device
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S6, the welding head moves to the position above the substrate along with the first downward vision equipment and the second downward vision equipment, then the welding head moves horizontally to give way, and the first downward vision equipment identifies the mark points on the substrate
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The second downward vision equipment identifies the mark point on the substrate
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To obtain a mark point
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Relative error to the visual center of the first downward-looking vision device
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And a marking point
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Relative error with the visual center of the second downward viewing vision device
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S7, the welding head moves to the position above the substrate, at the moment, a high-precision position sensor on second downward-looking vision equipment records second position data of the welding head, and the second position data are recorded according to relative errors
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And relative error
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Calculating mark points
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According to the relative error
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Calculating mark points
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S8, welding heads are used for calculating the distance
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And a distance
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Carrying out XY motion to realize position compensation;
and S9, after the chip is aligned to the substrate, descending the welding head along the Z axis to bond the chip and the substrate.
As a further description of the above technical solution:
in step S4, the welding head descends along the Z axis along with the first downward vision equipment and the second downward vision equipment, so that the chip below the welding head and the calibration sheet are positioned at the same height, and then the relative error is identified
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As a further description of the above technical solution:
in step S7, the pitch is calculated
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Before, the position offset of the welding head is calculated according to the first position data and the second position data, and the welding head carries out height compensation and XY position compensation according to the position offset.
As a further description of the above technical solution:
in step S5, the relative error
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As a further description of the above technical solution:
in step (b)In step S7, pitch
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As a further description of the above technical solution:
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As a further description of the above technical solution:
in step S7, pitch
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In summary, due to the adoption of the technical scheme, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
1. in the chip bonding process, because the high-precision position sensor can detect errors generated by movement of the welding head so as to compensate, when the upper vision and the lower vision realize the calibration of the chip position by using the calibration sheet, the relative errors between the vision center of the upper vision and the vision center of the lower vision are calculated by using the same mark point on the calibration sheet for the opposite upper vision and the lower vision, then the relative errors between the mark point on the chip and the vision center of the first upper vision equipment are identified so as to obtain the relative errors between the mark point on the chip and the vision center of the first lower vision equipment, then the relative errors between the mark point on the substrate and the vision center of the first lower vision equipment are identified, and finally the distance between the mark point on the chip and the mark point on the substrate is calculated so as to carry out the position compensation and realize the high-precision bonding.
2. According to the invention, the number of the marking points on the calibration sheet can be effectively reduced, the calculation of position compensation is simplified, and the bonding precision is improved.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of step S3 in a high-precision alignment method.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of step S4 in a high-precision alignment method.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of step S5 in a high-precision alignment method.
Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of step S6 in a high-precision alignment method.
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of step S7 in a high-precision alignment method.
Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of step S9 in a high-precision alignment method.
Illustration of the drawings:
1. a chip; 2. a welding head; 3. calibrating the sheet; 4. a substrate; 5. high accuracy position sensor.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some, but not all, embodiments of the present invention. The components of embodiments of the present invention generally described and illustrated in the figures herein may be arranged and designed in a wide variety of different configurations.
Thus, the following detailed description of the embodiments of the present invention, presented in the figures, is not intended to limit the scope of the invention, as claimed, but is merely representative of selected embodiments of the invention. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Referring to fig. 1-6, the present invention provides a technical solution: a high precision alignment method comprising the steps of:
s1, identifying the outline of a chip 1 by a first visual detection assembly, moving a pickup head to the position above the chip 1, picking up the chip 1 downwards, and turning the chip 1 for 180 degrees after rising;
s2, the welding head 2 sucks the chip 1 from the pick-up head, and marks are arranged on the chip 1
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Marking point
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The direction is downward;
s3, the welding head 2 moves above the calibration sheet 3 along with the first downward-looking vision equipment and the second downward-looking vision equipment, and the welding head 2 moves horizontally to avoid the calibration sheet 3;
s4, setting mark points on the calibration sheet 3
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First-glance vision equipment identification mark point
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Second downward vision equipment identification mark point
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A first upward-looking vision device and a second upward-looking vision device are arranged below the calibration sheet 3, and the first upward-looking vision device identifies mark points
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Second upward-viewing vision equipmentIdentification mark point
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Obtaining the relative error between the visual center of the first downward-looking visual equipment and the visual center of the first upward-looking visual equipment
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And the visual center of the second downward vision equipment is aligned with the visual center of the second downward vision equipment
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At this time, the high-precision position sensor 5 on the second downward-looking vision equipment records first position data of the welding head 2, wherein the first position data comprises the position of the welding head 2 in the XYZ direction;
s5, the calibration sheet 3 moves horizontally to avoid, and meanwhile, the welding head 2 moves horizontally, so that the chip 1 moves to the positions above the first upper vision equipment and the second upper vision equipment (the position of the original calibration sheet 3), and the first upper vision equipment identifies the mark points
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Second top view visual equipment identification mark point
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To obtain a mark point
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Relative error with the visual center of the first upward-looking visual device
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Relative error with the visual center of the second upward-looking visual equipment
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Thereby calculating to obtain a mark point
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S6, the welding head 2 moves to the position above the substrate 4 along with the first downward vision equipment and the second downward vision equipment, then the welding head 2 moves horizontally to give way, and the first downward vision equipment identifies the mark points on the substrate 4
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The second downward vision equipment identifies the mark points on the substrate 4
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To obtain a mark point
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Relative error with the visual center of the first downward-looking visual device
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S7, the welding head 2 moves to the position above the substrate 4, at the moment, a high-precision position sensor 5 on a second downward-looking vision device records second position data of the welding head 2, the second position data are the same as the first position data,including XYZ-direction position of the welding head, according to relative error
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S8, arranging a high-precision motion table on the back of the welding head 2, and enabling the welding head 2 to work according to the calculated distance
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Carrying out XY motion to realize position compensation;
and S9, after the chip 1 is aligned to the substrate 4, the welding head 2 descends along the Z axis, and the chip 1 and the substrate 4 are bonded.
In step S4, the bonding tool 2 descends along the Z axis along with the first downward-looking vision device and the second downward-looking vision device, so that the chip 1 and the calibration sheet 3 below the bonding tool 2 are located at the same height, and then the relative error is identified
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In step S7, the pitch is calculated
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Before, the position offset of the welding head 2 is calculated according to the first position data and the second position data, the welding head 2 carries out height compensation and XY position compensation according to the position offset, and the position offset of the welding head 2 caused by movement is avoided, so that the distance is ensured
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And the accuracy of calculation is ensured, and further the position compensation effect and the bonding precision are ensured.
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The mark points on the calibration sheet 3 are photoetching points, and the precision is nano-scale.
The working principle is as follows: in the chip bonding process, because the high-precision position sensor can detect errors generated by movement of the welding head so as to compensate, when the upper vision and the lower vision realize the calibration of the chip position by using the calibration sheet, the relative errors between the vision center of the upper vision and the vision center of the lower vision are calculated by using the same mark point on the calibration sheet for the opposite upper vision and the lower vision, then the relative errors between the mark point on the chip and the vision center of the first upper vision equipment are identified, the relative errors between the mark point on the chip and the vision center of the first lower vision equipment are obtained, then the relative errors between the mark point on the substrate and the vision center of the first lower vision equipment are identified, and finally the distance between the mark point on the chip and the mark point on the substrate is calculated, so that the position compensation is carried out, and the high-precision bonding is realized. During calibration, the number of the marking points on the calibration sheet can be effectively reduced, the calculation of position compensation is simplified, and the bonding precision is improved.
The above description is only for the preferred embodiment of the present invention, but the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and any person skilled in the art should be considered to be within the technical scope of the present invention, and the technical solutions and the inventive concepts thereof according to the present invention should be equivalent or changed within the scope of the present invention.

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1. A high precision alignment method, comprising the steps of:
s1, identifying the outline of a chip (1) by a first visual detection assembly, moving a pickup head to the position above the chip (1), picking up the chip (1) downwards, and turning the chip (1) for 180 degrees after rising;
s2, the welding head (2) sucks the chip (1) from the pick-up head, and mark points on the chip (1)
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Marking points
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The direction is downward;
s3, the welding head (2) moves above the calibration sheet (3) along with the first downward-looking vision equipment and the second downward-looking vision equipment, and the welding head (2) moves horizontally to avoid the calibration sheet (3);
s4, the calibration sheet (3) is provided with mark points
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A first upper vision device and a second upper vision device are arranged below the calibration sheet (3), and the first upper vision device identifies mark points
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Second upward-looking vision equipment identification mark point
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Obtaining the relative error between the visual center of the first downward-looking visual equipment and the visual center of the first upward-looking visual equipment
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And the visual center of the second downward vision equipment is aligned with the visual center of the second downward vision equipment
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A high-precision position sensor (5) on a second downward-looking vision device records first position data of the welding head (2), wherein the first position data comprises the position of the welding head (2) in the XYZ direction;
s5, the calibration sheet (3) moves horizontally to avoid, and meanwhile, the welding head (2) moves horizontally, so that the chip (1) moves to the first positionThe first upward-looking vision equipment identifies the mark point above the visual vision equipment and the second upward-looking vision equipment
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S7, the welding head (2) moves to the position above the substrate (4), at the moment, a high-precision position sensor (5) on second downward-looking vision equipment records second position data of the welding head (2), and according to relative errors, second position data of the welding head (2) are recorded
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Carrying out XY motion to realize position compensation;
and S9, after the chip (1) is aligned to the substrate (4), the welding head (2) descends along the Z axis, and the chip (1) and the substrate (4) are bonded.
2. A high precision alignment method according to claim 1, characterized in that in step S4, the bonding head (2) is lowered along the Z axis with a first downward vision device and a second downward vision device, so that the chip (1) and the calibration sheet (3) are located at the same height under the bonding head (2), and then the relative error is identified
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3. A high accuracy alignment method as claimed in claim 2 wherein, in said step S7, the pitch is calculated
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Before, the position offset of the welding head (2) is calculated according to the first position data and the second position data, and the welding head (2) carries out height compensation and XY position compensation according to the position offset.
4. A high precision alignment method as claimed in claim 3, wherein in said step S5, relative error is determined
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5. A high precision alignment method as claimed in claim 4, wherein in said step S7, the pitch
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6. The method of claim 3A high-precision alignment method, wherein in said step S5, a relative error is determined
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7. A high accuracy alignment method in accordance with claim 6 wherein in said step S7, the pitch
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