When making BGA and CSP connections using solder bumps in SMT and FC, each bump must connect to both passive electrode terminals at the same time. To improve connection reliability, solder bump heights must be uniform and flat.
In flip chip assembly, the spherical surface of the bumps can cause mounting slippage. Flattening the bumps is effective in preventing slippage.
Bump flattening improves flow stability and connectivity.
The flattening press breaks the oxide layer on the surface of the bump, improving connectivity.
Main features of the tool include:
High thermal conductivity
High hardness
Low thermal deformation