KR101775448B1 - Method and device for joining electronic component - Google Patents
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Abstract
The pressing force and the movement amount of the electronic component holding part? Provided is an electronic component joining device which can be controlled with precision. And an electronic part lifting mechanism 2 for lifting and moving the electronic part holding part 8 for holding the electronic part M toward the board P and for moving the electronic part M to a position To the position where the electronic component electrode M 1 of the electronic component M and the substrate electrode P 1 of the substrate P are in contact with each other so that the electronic component electrode M 1 and the substrate electrode P 1 can be thermally melted The electronic component lifting mechanism 2 is configured such that the distance between the electronic component electrode M1 and the substrate electrode P1 becomes a predetermined distance D1 A high speed moving mechanism 6 for moving the electronic component holding portion 8 at a high speed and a high speed moving mechanism 6 for moving the electronic component holding portion 8 at a high speed after the distance between the electronic component electrode M1 and the substrate electrode P1 reaches a predetermined distance D1. And the piezo drive unit 7, in which the electronic component holding unit 8 is moved at a lower speed and the drive source is a piezoelectric element.
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BACKGROUND OF THE
For example, as disclosed in
The device presses the electrode of the electronic component held by the electronic component holding portion against the electrode of the substrate and heats the electronic component and the substrate, melts the solder laminated on the electrode, and bonds the electrodes together by soldering.
When this bonding is performed, if an excessive pressing force is applied between the electrode of the electronic component and the electrode of the substrate, the electrode may be damaged.
If the solder continues to be pressed even after the solder is melted, the melted solder is pushed out and is likely to flow out, and there is a possibility that the adjacent electrodes are short-circuited by the flowing solder.
Therefore, the pressing force between the electrode of the electronic component and the electrode of the substrate is made appropriate, and control is performed to move the electronic component toward the substrate in accordance with the melting state of the solder.
However, since the thickness of the solder laminated on the electrode is about several tens of micrometers, the electronic component bonding apparatus is required to have high precision in controlling the pressing force and the moving amount of the electronic component holding portion.
Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide an electronic component bonding apparatus capable of controlling the pressing force and the moving amount of the electronic component holding unit with high precision.
In order to solve the problems described above, an electronic component bonding apparatus of the present invention has an electronic component lifting mechanism for lifting and moving an electronic component holding portion holding an electronic component toward a substrate, The electrode of the electronic component and the electrode of the substrate are bonded to each other through a thermally fusible metal while moving the electrode of the component to a position where the electrode of the component and the electrode of the substrate are in contact with each other, A high-speed moving mechanism for moving the electronic component holding portion at a high speed until the distance between the electrode of the electronic component and the electrode of the substrate becomes a predetermined distance; Speed moving mechanism for moving the electronic component holding portion, and the driving source of the low-speed moving mechanism is a piezo element.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided an electronic component holding apparatus comprising: a load sensor for detecting a load acting on a side where a substrate is placed with respect to an electronic component held by an electronic component holding unit; a noise detecting sensor for detecting noise acting on the load sensor; And noise signal removing means for removing noise from the load signal detected by the load sensor based on the noise signal detected by the load sensor.
In another aspect of the invention, the noise detection sensor, the load sensor, and the low-speed moving mechanism are arranged along the moving direction of the electronic component holding portion.
According to another aspect of the present invention, the high-speed moving mechanism moves the first moving section, and the low-speed moving mechanism is provided in the second moving section that is vertically movable with respect to the first moving section, And is supported by the first moving part through the load cell in a state of being bent downward by the urging means.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided an electronic component holding apparatus comprising: a load sensor for detecting a load acting on a side on which a substrate is placed with respect to an electronic component held by an electronic component holding unit; a predetermined sensor for removing a signal of a predetermined frequency from a load signal detected by the load sensor Frequency signal removing means.
There is provided an electronic component joining method for joining an electrode of an electronic component and an electrode of a substrate via a metal capable of heat melting, comprising the steps of heating an electronic component and a substrate, The presence or absence of melting of the metal is determined by detecting the amount of movement of the electronic component downward in a state where the load of the electronic component is constantly added.
According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an electronic component bonding apparatus capable of controlling the pressing force and the movement amount of the electronic component holding section with high precision.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of an electronic component bonding apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig.
2 is a block diagram schematically showing an electrical configuration of an electronic component bonding apparatus.
3 is an enlarged view of a portion A shown in Fig.
4 is a flow chart showing the operation of the electronic component bonding apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing changes of a piezo-applied signal, a load sensor signal, a noise signal, a displacement sensor signal, and a load correction signal during operation of the electronic component bonding apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a view showing a predetermined position when the electronic part holding portion is moved to a predetermined position at a high speed and an interval between the electronic part and the substrate.
Fig. 7 is another embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing an electrical configuration of a related electronic component joining apparatus. Fig.
8 is a diagram showing an example of a load sensor signal.
FIG. 9 is a view showing a result of analyzing a frequency component of a load sensor signal shown in FIG. 8. FIG.
10 is a diagram illustrating signals obtained by removing 130 Hz and 330 Hz signals from the load sensor signal shown in FIG.
11 is a view showing a load sensor signal from which a signal of 130 Hz is removed from a load sensor signal shown in FIG.
12 is a view showing a load sensor signal from which a signal of 330 Hz is removed from a load sensor signal shown in FIG.
(Electronic
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, an electronic
In the following description, the direction of the arrow X1 is set to the upper side of the electronic
The front side directly facing the drawing will be described as the front side where the operator who operates the electronic
(Overall configuration of electronic component bonding apparatus 1)
Fig. 1 schematically shows an entire configuration of an electronic
2 is a block diagram schematically showing the electrical configuration of the electronic
3 is an enlarged view of a portion A shown in Fig.
As shown in Fig. 1, the electronic
As shown in Fig. 3, the substrate P is mounted on the
The electronic component M includes a semiconductor chip, a transistor, a diode, and the like.
(Electronic component lifting mechanism 2)
The electronic
The
(High-speed movement mechanism 6)
The high-speed moving mechanism 6 has a
The
The ball screw nut (11) is fixed to the first moving part (14).
The ball screw nut (11) is screwed to the ball screw (10).
The first moving
The
That is, the high-speed moving mechanism 6 having the above-described configuration can move the first moving
The high-speed moving mechanism 6 has a
The
(The second moving unit 18)
The first moving
Between the first moving
The
The second moving
The
That is, the second moving
The
With this configuration, it is possible to maintain the second moving
The
With this configuration, the second moving
The second moving
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The
(The piezo driver 7)
The
The
(Displacement sensor 21)
The
The detection accuracy is generally 0.01 mu m level, and for example, a capacitive displacement sensor can be used.
The capacitance displacement type displacement sensor is composed of a stationary electrode which is not displaced with respect to the second moving
(
The
The detection accuracy is generally in the range of 0.01 N to 5 N, for example, a piezo element can be used.
The
(Electronic component holder 8)
The
That is, on the lower surface of the electronic
(Ceramic heater 23)
The
The second moving
The components from the
(Substrate mounting section 3)
The
The
That is, the
The control unit 4 (see Fig. 2) is a computer having a CPU and a memory for performing signal processing.
A control program and control data for controlling the electronic
2, based on signals from the
6, a plurality of electronic component electrodes M1 having a component-side solder layer M2 formed on its surface are provided on the electronic component M held at the tip of the electronic
The substrate P placed on the
The electronic component electrode M1 and the substrate electrode P1 are arranged so as to be connectable one to the other.
The layer thickness of the component side solder layer M2 of the electronic component electrode M1 and the layer thickness of the substrate side solder layer P2 of the substrate electrode P1 are all several tens of μm.
Therefore, when the component-side solder layer M2 and the substrate-side solder layer P2 are melted and the electronic component electrode M1 and the substrate electrode P1 are electrically connected, the electronic component electrode M1 and the substrate electrode P1 of the electronic component electrode M1 or the substrate electrode P1 is damaged to damage the electronic component electrode M1 or the substrate electrode P1 or between the electronic component electrodes M1 to which the molten solder is adjacent it is necessary to control the interval between the electronic component electrode M1 and the substrate electrode P1 with high precision so as not to shorten the gap between the electronic component electrode M1 and the substrate electrode P1.
The electronic
Fig. 4 is a view showing a flow of operation of the electronic
5 is a diagram schematically showing a change state of a piezo applying signal V1, a load sensor signal V2, a noise signal V3, a displacement sensor signal V4 and a load (load) correction signal V5 .
The piezo applying signal (V1) is a voltage signal applied to the piezo driving part (7).
The load sensor signal V2 is a voltage signal output according to the load acting on the
The noise signal V3 is a voltage signal output in accordance with the noise acting on the
The displacement sensor signal V4 is a voltage signal outputted from the
The load correction signal V5 is a voltage signal obtained by correcting the load sensor signal V2 by the noise signal V3.
That is, the load correction signal V5 is a voltage signal obtained by removing noise components from the load sensor signal V2.
The
(Operation of electronic component bonding apparatus 1)
Hereinafter, the operation of the electronic
Fig. 1 shows a state in which the electronic
In this state, the electronic component electrodes M1 of the electronic component M and the substrate-side solder layer P2 of the respective substrates P are in the state of being aligned in the front-rear direction and the left-right direction have.
This alignment can be performed by moving the
(Step S10)
The
The rotation of the
A ball screw nut (11) screwed to the ball screw (10) is fixed to the first moving part (14).
Therefore, the
The descending speed is higher than the descending speed of the electronic component M by the
(Steps S20 and S30)
The
This predetermined position S is a position at which the electronic component electrode Ml of the electronic component M and the substrate-side solder layer P2 of the substrate P do not contact with each other and is as close as possible.
The
Therefore, when the electronic
Thereupon, the electronic
6, the predetermined position S is set so that the electronic
This predetermined position S is set before starting the joining operation as follows.
The electronic component M is held on the electronic
The
The contact position measured by the
Then, based on the contact position, the position above the distance D1 is set as the predetermined position S and stored in the memory of the
It is possible to measure the positions at which the electronic component electrode M1 contacts the substrate electrode P1 with respect to a plurality of, for example, three or four substrates P, and set a predetermined position S based on the average value thereof desirable.
Further, the
Therefore, when the electronic component electrode M1 is detected by the
The biasing force of the
The second moving
Therefore, it is possible to prevent the accuracy of the displacement detection by the
The pressing force that the
The pressing force by which the
The
Further, the
By carrying out the PID control, the electronic
The electronic
The operation of bringing the electronic component electrode M1 into contact with the substrate electrode P1 from the state where the electronic
Therefore, the distance D1 is as narrow as possible within the range in which the electronic component electrode M1 does not contact the substrate electrode P1. The electronic
However, the accuracy of the movement control of the
Therefore, although it is preferable that the distance D1 is small, the precision of the movement control of the electronic
(Steps S40 and S50)
5, the
The electronic
The
The load correction signal V5 is a voltage obtained by removing (canceling) the noise signal V3 detected by the
That is, the load correction signal V5 is a signal indicating a load acting on the
As shown in Fig. 5, the voltage of the piezo applying signal V1 gradually increases from time T = 0.
The
When the electronic component electrode M1 contacts the substrate-side solder layer P2, a load is applied to the electronic
The
The
(Step S60)
5, the voltage VB of the displacement sensor signal V4 when the load correction signal V5 reaches the predetermined voltage VA is supplied to the electronic
This distance is an actual distance (distance) between the electronic component electrode M1 and the substrate electrode P1 when the electronic
The voltage of the displacement sensor signal V4 corresponding to this search distance is stored in the memory provided in the
Then, in the search operation (step S40) when the next electronic component M is joined to the substrate P, the lowering speed of the
That is, until the displacement sensor signal V4 reaches a predetermined voltage with respect to the search distance corresponding voltage VB, the rate of increase of the piezo applied signal V1 is increased, and the falling speed of the electronic
Thus, the time for performing the search operation (steps S40 and S50) can be shortened.
For example, the rate of increase of the piezo apply signal V1 is increased until the displacement sensor signal V4 reaches 40% of the search distance corresponding voltage VB.
When the electronic
Therefore, if the predetermined distance for increasing the rate of increase of the piezo-applied signal V1 is made too long, there is a possibility that the electronic component electrode M1 and the substrate electrode P1 collide with each other.
By setting the predetermined voltage to 30% or more and 70% or less of the search range corresponding voltage VB, not only the possibility of collision between the electronic component electrode M1 and the substrate electrode P1 can be sufficiently low, (Step S40) can be effectively shortened.
Further, the search distance may be reflected at the predetermined position (S).
That is, the predetermined position S is set before the bonding operation is started, but the electronic component M is held by the electronic component holding portion (not shown) by the variation of the tolerance of the electronic
When the distance when the electronic
On the other hand, when the electronic
When the load correction signal V5 reaches the predetermined voltage VA, that is, when it is determined that the electronic component electrode M1 has contacted the substrate electrode P1, As a result, the piezo applied signal V1 is temporarily lowered.
This makes it possible to prevent overshoot of the electronic
(Steps S70, S80, S90, S100)
The
The
Whether or not a predetermined load is applied to the substrate electrode P1 from the electronic component electrode M1 is determined based on the load correction signal V5.
For example, when the load correction signal V5 becomes the voltage VC, it is determined that a predetermined load is applied to the substrate electrode P1 from the electronic component electrode M1.
This predetermined load is a size that does not cause damage to the electronic component M and the substrate P and also causes the component side solder layer M2 and the substrate side solder layer P2 to be melted , The melting can be detected by the
When the
That is, the piezo applying signal V1 is controlled so that the load correcting signal V5 is held at the voltage VC (step S80).
In accordance with this, the value of the displacement sensor signal V4 at the position of the electronic component holding portion 8 (hereinafter referred to as a predetermined load position) when it is determined that the predetermined load has been reached is set to a predetermined load voltage VD) (step S80).
The
The component side solder layer M2 and the substrate side solder layer P2 are heated and melted by the heat of the
When the component side solder layer M2 and the substrate side solder layer P2 are melted, the reaction force when the electronic component electrode M1 presses the substrate electrode P1 is reduced.
On the other hand, the pressing force of the electronic
Therefore, the electronic
Whether or not the component side solder layer M2 and the substrate side solder layer P2 have been melted can be determined by the amount of movement of the electronic
Specifically, the
Then, it is determined whether or not the moving distance (the amount of descent of the electronic component holding portion 8) reaches a predetermined distance (for example, 1 mu m) (step S100).
This determination is made based on the fact that when the displacement sensor signal V4 becomes the voltage VE which increases from the predetermined load potential VD only by the predetermined potential difference DELTA V4 to the depth VE, It is determined that the predetermined distance has been reached (Yes in step S100).
The potential difference DELTA V4 is previously set as a potential difference corresponding to the amount of descent to a predetermined depth and stored in the memory of the
(Step S110)
When it is determined that the component-side solder layer M2 and the substrate-side solder layer P2 have melted (Yes in step S100), the
That is, when it is determined that the component side solder layer M2 and the substrate side solder layer P2 have melted (Yes in step S100), the voltage of the piezo applying signal V1 is held at the voltage at that time (Step S110).
(Step S120)
The
In this cooling operation (step S120), the energization to the
As a result, the melted component-side solder layer (M2) and the substrate-side solder layer (P2) are cooled to start solidification.
(Steps S130 and S140)
However, the melted solder shrinks when cooled.
Therefore, there is a possibility that the electronic
Thereupon, the
The thermal shrinkage follow-up operation (step S140) is performed by driving the
The melted component side solder layer M2 and the substrate side solder layer P2 are cooled and heat shrinked so that the piezo drive signal V1 is supplied to the
The thermal shrinkage follow-up operation (step S140) is not performed immediately after the cooling operation (step S120), and the melted component side solder layer M2 and the substrate side solder layer P2 are cooled to a predetermined temperature (Step S130), and after cooling to a predetermined temperature (Yes in step S130), it is preferable to execute the process.
The reason for this is as follows.
When the solder is in a molten state, the rate of heat shrinkage due to the temperature change is small, and the solder may be deformed by an extremely minute force.
Therefore, when the solder is in a molten state, the piezo-applied signal V1 is kept constant (step S110), thereby preventing the
Therefore, the heat shrinkage follow-up operation (step S140) is performed at the timing immediately before the solder begins to harden.
The predetermined temperature in step S130 is a temperature immediately before the solder begins to harden, for example, 220 占 폚.
During the time T = t4 to t5 shown in FIG. 5, even if the cooling operation is started, the heat shrink follow-up operation (step S140) is not executed.
(Steps S150 and S160)
The
The
Thus, the bonding operation is completed, and the substrate P on which the electronic component M is bonded is taken out of the
The temperatures of the solder layers M2 of the component side solder layer M2 and the solder layers P2 of the substrate side are detected by a temperature detection sensor other than the one shown in Fig. Based on the temperature, the temperature of the solder can be inferred.
It is also possible to start the heat shrinking follow-up operation (step S140) or to move the electronic
(Main effect of this embodiment)
As described above, the electronic
The electronic
The distance between the electronic
The electronic
The movement of the electronic
Thereupon, the
The
The
For example, when the arrangement direction of the
In contrast, by arranging the piezo driving
The
Therefore, it is preferable to eliminate noise applied to the
Therefore, by arranging the
Thus, the detection accuracy of the
The high-speed moving mechanism 6 moves the first moving
The
The second moving
The
On the other hand, the pressing force by which the
That is, the pressing force for pressing the second moving
Therefore, the electronic
The magnitude of the force by which the
The electronic
(Another embodiment)
7, the electronic
The inventor of the present invention has found that most of the noise component of the load sensor signal is attributed to the natural vibration of the electronic
Specifically, as a result of analyzing the frequency component of the load sensor signal V2 shown in Fig. 8, the frequency component shown in Fig. 9 was detected.
As shown in Fig. 9, the load sensor signal V2 (Fig. 8) has many frequency components of 130 Hz and 330 Hz.
On the other hand, as a result of analyzing the natural vibration of the electronic
As a result of removing the 130 Hz and 330 Hz signals from the load sensor signal V2 shown in Fig. 8 by using the band-
11 is a view showing a load sensor signal V2-1 from which a signal of 130 Hz is removed from the load sensor signal V2 shown in Fig.
12 is a view showing a load sensor signal V2-2 from which the 330 Hz signal is removed from the load sensor signal V2 shown in Fig.
The frequency of the signal removed from the load sensor signal differs depending on the structure of the electronic component joining apparatus and the motor used, and the above-mentioned 130 Hz and 330 Hz are merely examples.
Further, by using a notch filter in the band-
The signal of the frequency to be removed from the load sensor signal includes not only the signal of the frequency of the natural vibration of the electronic
One… Electronic component joining device
2… Electronic component lifting mechanism
4… The control unit (noise signal removing means)
6 ... High-speed moving mechanism
7 ... Piezo drive (low-speed movement mechanism)
8… The electronic component-
14 ... The first moving part
17 ... Load cell
18 ... The second moving part
20 ... Noise detection sensor
22 ... Load sensor
30 ... Spring (biasing means)
40 ... The band-stop filter (predetermined frequency signal removing means)
V2 ... Load sensor signal (load signal)
V3 ... Noise signal
M ... Electronic parts
M1 ... Electronic component electrode (electrode of electronic component)
M2 ... The component side solder layer
P ... Board
P1 ... The substrate electrode (electrode of the substrate)
P2 ... The substrate-side solder layer
Claims (6)
The electronic component lifting mechanism includes:
A fast moving mechanism for moving the electronic component holder at a first speed until a distance between an electrode of the electronic component and an electrode of the substrate becomes a predetermined distance;
And a low speed moving mechanism for moving the electronic component holding portion at a second speed lower than the first speed after a distance between the electrode of the electronic component and the electrode of the substrate reaches the predetermined distance,
The high-speed moving mechanism moves the first moving part,
Wherein the low-speed moving mechanism is provided in a second moving part which is provided so as to be vertically movable with respect to the first moving part,
The second moving portion is supported by the first moving portion via the load cell in a state where the second moving portion is urged downward by the urging means,
The driving source of the slow moving mechanism is a piezo element
And the electronic component is bonded to the electronic component.
A load sensor for detecting a load acting on the electronic component held by the electronic component holding portion from a side on which the substrate is placed;
A noise detection sensor for detecting a noise acting on the load sensor,
And noise signal removing means for removing noise from a load signal detected by said load sensor based on a noise signal detected by said noise detecting sensor.
Wherein the noise detecting sensor, the load sensor, and the low-speed moving mechanism are arranged along a moving direction of the electronic component holding portion.
A load sensor for detecting a load acting on the electronic component held by the electronic component holding portion from a side on which the substrate is placed;
And a predetermined frequency signal removing means for removing a signal of a predetermined frequency from a load signal detected by the load sensor.
An electronic component joining apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the electronic component and the substrate are heated, and a predetermined load is applied to the substrate from the electronic component The presence or absence of the melting of the metal is determined by detecting the amount of movement of the electronic component downward
Wherein the electronic parts are bonded to each other.
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