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== Standard operating procedure == | |||
''adapted from an original SOP by Masoomeh'' | |||
This is a standard operating procedure (SOP) describing the use of F&S 5630 bonder on the first floor Lab. | |||
=== Preparation === | |||
* Turn on the light on top of the laminar air flow bench. Set flow between 2-5. | |||
* Open the sash. | |||
* Start the 5630 program [red] | |||
** Do you want to move home?: Yes | |||
** Do you want to open the last bonding program?: No | |||
* Load the appropriate block for your daughterboard. There are three different blocks corresponding to different daughterboards/PCBs: | |||
** Copenhagen | |||
** Sydney | |||
** transmon | |||
* Remove the dummy daughterboard from the block. | |||
* Screw your PCB (with a chip glued onto it) onto the block. | |||
** In case of the transmon block, you can further secure your board to the block: | |||
*** Turn on the vacuum pump located in the left behind the bonder | |||
*** Click on "device clamp" in ribbon. | |||
=== First-time setup === | |||
* <code>File > New</code> | |||
** "Create Program Dialog" box appears. | |||
*** Data source: Create from default value | |||
**** 25 um | |||
* Use the joystick to move to the bonding pads on the daughterboard (not your chip) | |||
** It should be at least 5 mm away from any screws or connectors. | |||
* "Global Camera setting": Adjust Gain and Shutter to make the daughter board visible. | |||
* Adjust head height to see the PCB in focus | |||
** press button on joystick, tilt joystick down <i>slowly</i> | |||
* <code>Next</code> | |||
* <code>Store trace - 6</code> to set "Workheight1" | |||
* <code>Store trace - 6</code> to set "Workheight2" | |||
* Bring the bonding head halfway down (no closer than 5 mm above the highest point of any screws) | |||
* <code>Store trace - 6</code> to set "Joystick Limit" | |||
* <code>Store trace - 6</code> to set "max z position" | |||
** The head will touch down on the PCB and adjust the height. Note that the head might leave a small mark where it touches down. | |||
** In all of these four states you don’t need to move the stage or change the height of the head (except height for "joystick limit"). | |||
* <code>Next</code> | |||
* Bonding parameter suggestions: | |||
** Bond force: 25 | |||
** US power: 80 | |||
** Total bond time: 25 | |||
** Other parameters default | |||
*** You can change these parameters later ant any point before/during/after bonding. | |||
*** You are encouraged to look up parameters that previous users have used on similar surfaces. | |||
**** The easiest way to gain access to other software at this point is to press <code>Windows key</code>. | |||
* <code>File > Save as...</code> to save your bonding program. | |||
** Please make a folder for yourself in the users folder. | |||
=== Bonding === | |||
* <code>File</code> to load your program. | |||
* <code>F1</code> to bring up the bonding dialog. | |||
* In <code>Bond1</code>: | |||
** Move the stage near the bonding pads of your PCB, at least 5 mm away from connectors or screws. | |||
** Adjust light settings and focus on the PCB. | |||
** <code>Store trace - 6</code> to store PCB height. | |||
* Press <code>Right - 2</code> or click on <code>Bond2</code>. Note that the head might leave a small mark where it touches down. | |||
* In <code>Bond2</code>: | |||
** Move the stage near the bonding pads of your chip. | |||
** Adjust light settings and focus on the chip. | |||
** <code>Store trace - 6</code> to store chip height. Note that the head might leave a small mark where it touches down. | |||
* Now you are ready to bond! Drag and drop Bond1 and Bond2 on the desired positions and then press <code>F1</code> to bond. | |||
Notes: | |||
* Arrows left/right move between Bond1 and Bond2 | |||
* Pressing <code>F1</code> bond on Bond1 moves to Bond2 position | |||
* Pressing <code>F1</code> bond on Bond2 bonds | |||
* Pressing <code>0 home | escape</code> homes the stage, turns off light, turns off camera | |||
=== Clean-up === | |||
* Check the thread | |||
** <code>Feed #</code> feeds a bit of the wire. If the wire does not come out of the wedge you need to rethread the wire. | |||
* Close the bonding window. Save the bond program by selecting [File > Save] if you would like to save your changes. | |||
* Close the 5630 program. | |||
* Wait until the sample stage move to its home position. | |||
* Unscrew your PCB. | |||
* Check that all of the fuzz buttons are present. If not, replace. | |||
* Screw on the protector plate. | |||
* Fill in the log. Requires fields are name, date and comments/problems if there are any. | |||
* Turn off the vacuum pump if you were using it during bonding. | |||
* Close the sash. | |||
* Turn down the air flow to 1. | |||
* Turn off the light. |
Revision as of 12:40, 17 January 2022
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Essentials | |
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Full name | F&S Bondtec 5630 |
Manufacturer | F&S Bondtec |
Description | Automatic bonder |
Location | 1st floor lab (03.1.111) |
Responsibility | |
Primary | Nader |
Secondary | Karolis |
Standard operating procedure
adapted from an original SOP by Masoomeh
This is a standard operating procedure (SOP) describing the use of F&S 5630 bonder on the first floor Lab.
Preparation
- Turn on the light on top of the laminar air flow bench. Set flow between 2-5.
- Open the sash.
- Start the 5630 program [red]
- Do you want to move home?: Yes
- Do you want to open the last bonding program?: No
- Load the appropriate block for your daughterboard. There are three different blocks corresponding to different daughterboards/PCBs:
- Copenhagen
- Sydney
- transmon
- Remove the dummy daughterboard from the block.
- Screw your PCB (with a chip glued onto it) onto the block.
- In case of the transmon block, you can further secure your board to the block:
- Turn on the vacuum pump located in the left behind the bonder
- Click on "device clamp" in ribbon.
- In case of the transmon block, you can further secure your board to the block:
First-time setup
File > New
- "Create Program Dialog" box appears.
- Data source: Create from default value
- 25 um
- Data source: Create from default value
- "Create Program Dialog" box appears.
- Use the joystick to move to the bonding pads on the daughterboard (not your chip)
- It should be at least 5 mm away from any screws or connectors.
- "Global Camera setting": Adjust Gain and Shutter to make the daughter board visible.
- Adjust head height to see the PCB in focus
- press button on joystick, tilt joystick down slowly
Next
Store trace - 6
to set "Workheight1"Store trace - 6
to set "Workheight2"- Bring the bonding head halfway down (no closer than 5 mm above the highest point of any screws)
Store trace - 6
to set "Joystick Limit"Store trace - 6
to set "max z position"- The head will touch down on the PCB and adjust the height. Note that the head might leave a small mark where it touches down.
- In all of these four states you don’t need to move the stage or change the height of the head (except height for "joystick limit").
Next
- Bonding parameter suggestions:
- Bond force: 25
- US power: 80
- Total bond time: 25
- Other parameters default
- You can change these parameters later ant any point before/during/after bonding.
- You are encouraged to look up parameters that previous users have used on similar surfaces.
- The easiest way to gain access to other software at this point is to press
Windows key
.
- The easiest way to gain access to other software at this point is to press
File > Save as...
to save your bonding program.- Please make a folder for yourself in the users folder.
Bonding
File
to load your program.F1
to bring up the bonding dialog.
- In
Bond1
:- Move the stage near the bonding pads of your PCB, at least 5 mm away from connectors or screws.
- Adjust light settings and focus on the PCB.
Store trace - 6
to store PCB height.
- Press
Right - 2
or click onBond2
. Note that the head might leave a small mark where it touches down.
- In
Bond2
:- Move the stage near the bonding pads of your chip.
- Adjust light settings and focus on the chip.
Store trace - 6
to store chip height. Note that the head might leave a small mark where it touches down.
- Now you are ready to bond! Drag and drop Bond1 and Bond2 on the desired positions and then press
F1
to bond.
Notes:
- Arrows left/right move between Bond1 and Bond2
- Pressing
F1
bond on Bond1 moves to Bond2 position - Pressing
F1
bond on Bond2 bonds - Pressing
0 home | escape
homes the stage, turns off light, turns off camera
Clean-up
- Check the thread
Feed #
feeds a bit of the wire. If the wire does not come out of the wedge you need to rethread the wire.
- Close the bonding window. Save the bond program by selecting [File > Save] if you would like to save your changes.
- Close the 5630 program.
- Wait until the sample stage move to its home position.
- Unscrew your PCB.
- Check that all of the fuzz buttons are present. If not, replace.
- Screw on the protector plate.
- Fill in the log. Requires fields are name, date and comments/problems if there are any.
- Turn off the vacuum pump if you were using it during bonding.
- Close the sash.
- Turn down the air flow to 1.
- Turn off the light.