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Fine pitch Cu wire bond process for integrated circuit devices for high volume production
Wire bonding is the most applied technology to realize an electric chip-to-package interconnection and to provide electrical paths from and to the substrate for power and signal distribution. Established in the 1970s, wire bonding has been well documented and researched as a result of continuous process improvement and through the development of sophisticated, automated equipment over the years, [1-2].