Wafer Bonding

Model no:32000
Existing and emerging applications like advanced packaging and power devices require permanent wafer bonding. Canon has developed equipment that uses Atomic Diffusion Bonding technology and is able to bond wafers at room temperature without application of high pressure. This not only makes the processing easier and faster but also enables new applications.
Delivery: 
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minimum order: 
1 ton
Supply Ability: 
1ton / Month
Country of Origin: 
Europe and America
Stock Time: 
30Day
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BC7000 Atomic Diffusion Bonding equipment is based on Canon ANELVA's long experience with vacuum and thin film deposition technologies.This equipment offers ultra-high vacuum in-situ processes of wafer transfer, film deposition, bonding and bonded wafer collection with automatic operation.It is capable of handling 4inch and 6inch wafers. Mirror polished wafers of any materials can be permanently bonded at room temperature without application of pressure.
    
Mass producing     
leading-edge microchips
         

   

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