JPH04199525A - Flip chip bonder device and alignment thereof - Google Patents

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Table of Contents Overview Industrial Field of Application Conventional Technology Problems to be Solved by the Invention Means for Solving the Problems Implementation Examples Overview of Effects of the Invention Flip chip bonder device and location of the device Regarding the alignment method, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a flip-chip bonder device that can perform flip-chip bonding of optical semiconductor chips with high precision and is miniaturized, as well as a method for aligning the device. a chip mounting means including; a substrate mounting table transparent to infrared rays; an XYθ stage; and a substrate mounting means including a heating means; a chip movable between the chip mounting means and the substrate mounting means; a bonding head having a suction means; an infrared camera for observing the bumps of the chip adsorbed by the chip suction means and a pattern of the substrate mounted on the substrate mounting table through the substrate mounting table; The apparatus includes a monitor means for displaying a camera image; an image recognition means; and an arithmetic processing means.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a flip chip bonder device and a method for aligning the device.

In recent years, the information transmission speed required of communication systems has tended to increase in response to the demand for long-distance communication. In particular, optical communication systems are becoming required to have multi-gigapinto level transmission speeds, and there is a demand for the development of optical communication devices that can achieve this transmission speed.

In order to construct such a high-speed optical transmission system, a mounting method that does not impair the high-speed performance of the optical semiconductor chips used is essential. One such mounting method is flip-chip bonding between an optical semiconductor chip and a circuit board, which eliminates the parasitic reactance that occurs when connecting with conventional wires, and makes it possible to mount the optical semiconductor chip without impairing its high-speed characteristics. can do. In the case of flip-chip bonding of such optical semiconductor chips, in order to reduce parasitic reactance, the bump diameter is required to be extremely small, on the order of several tens of micrometers, compared to the case of flip-chip bonding of electrical circuit chips. ing.

Since conventional flip chip bonding equipment for electrical circuit chips cannot achieve alignment accuracy of 10 μm or less, there is a need for a highly accurate flip chip bonding method and equipment for flip chip bonding of optical semiconductor chips. ing.

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional flip chip bonder apparatus, as described in Japanese Patent Publication No. 1-31296, combines an image from a camera for observing a substrate pattern and an image from a camera for observing chip bumps into a single device. The images are synthesized on a monitor and the amount of positional deviation between the substrate pattern and the chip bumps is detected. However, with this flip chip bonder device, the image of the substrate pattern and the image of the chip bump are combined on a single monitor, making it impossible to clearly distinguish between multiple small-diameter bumps and the pattern image. Furthermore, in order to make the images easier to identify, it is necessary to make improvements such as adding a color processing step for each image, which has the drawback of increasing the size and cost of the entire device.

In addition, in the conventional positional deviation correction method described in the above-mentioned public notice, first, the rotational deviation between the chip and the substrate is corrected, and then the amount of deviation in the x and Y directions that has occurred thereafter is detected, and the position The deviation is corrected.

However, this positional deviation correction method requires two stages of correction calculation and control, and has the problem that errors in the calculation routine accumulate, making it impossible to improve accuracy.

In addition, as another positional deviation correction method, JP-A-57-36
As described in No. 840, the positional deviation correction amount is detected by moving and aligning the points to be aligned. However, this method requires drive control to move and align the points to be aligned. Furthermore, the positional deviation correction methods described in JP-A-1-31296 and JP-A-57-36840 treat bumps with a finite area as points.
There was a problem in that high accuracy within the bump diameter could not be obtained.

When performing flip-chip bonding, it is necessary to pick up the chip with a suction nozzle, but the conventional chip pick-up method uses a suction nozzle to observe the chip surface, for example, as described in Japanese Patent Publication No. 2-12024. The chip mounting table was moved to pick up the chip so that the corner of the chip surface observed with the camera in step 3 coincided with the reference line. However, with this method, when picking up a light receiving element with a lens formed on the chip surface, the lens is not necessarily located at the center of the chip surface, so there is a risk that the lens may be damaged by the tip of the chip pickup nozzle. there were.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention The conventional flip-chip bonding alignment method and apparatus described in the above-mentioned gazettes and publications are applied to flip-chip bonding of electrical circuit chips, and the bump diameter is extremely large. small diameter of several tens of μm
There is a problem in that it is difficult to apply this method to flip-chip bonding of optical semiconductor chips, which requires a certain degree of precision.

The present invention has been made in view of these points, and its purpose is to provide a flip-chip bonder device that can perform flip-chip bonding of optical semiconductor chips with high precision and is miniaturized, and a flip-chip bonder device that can perform flip-chip bonding of optical semiconductor chips with high precision. An object of the present invention is to provide an alignment method.

Means for Solving the Problems The flip chip bonder apparatus of the present invention comprises: a chip mounting stand; a chip mounting means including an XYθ stage; a substrate mounting stand transparent to infrared rays; an XYθ stage; and a heating means. a bonding head movable between the chip mounting means and the substrate mounting means and having a chip suction means; observing bumps on the chip adsorbed by the chip suction means; An infrared camera for observing a pattern of a board mounted on the board mounting table through the board mounting table; a monitor means for displaying an image of the infrared camera; an image recognition means; and an arithmetic processing means. be done.

Desirably, the flip chip bonder device further includes a second camera for observing the surface of the chip mounted on the chip mounting table.

A flip chip bonder apparatus according to another aspect of the present invention includes: a chip mounting base transparent to infrared rays; a chip mounting means including an XY stage; a substrate mounting base transparent to infrared rays; an XYθ stage; a bonding head having a chip suction means and movable in the vertical direction; and observing bumps of the chip adsorbed by the chip suction means through the chip mounting table; The apparatus is configured to include an infrared camera for observing the pattern of a substrate mounted on a table through the board mounting table; a monitor means for displaying an image of the infrared camera; an image recognition means; and an arithmetic processing means.

In the present invention according to the first configuration, first, the absolute magnification of the infrared camera is determined using a reference scale, the chip on the chip mounting table is adsorbed by the chip adsorption means of the bonding head, and then the bonding head is moved by a predetermined amount. Move the chip to position it above the infrared camera. Then, the chip is photographed with an infrared camera and displayed on a monitor means, and the absolute position coordinates of the bumps on the chip are read from this image based on the absolute magnification of the infrared camera.

Next, the XYθ stage of the board mounting means is driven to position the board mounted on the board mounting stage above the infrared camera, and the infrared camera photographs the board through the board mounting stage and displays it on the monitor means. , read the absolute position coordinates of the pattern on the substrate from this image. Then, the amount of deviation between the absolute position coordinates of the bump and the absolute position coordinate of the pattern is determined, and the XYθ stage of the substrate mounting means is driven by this amount of deviation to align the bump and the pattern.

In the flip chip bonder device according to the other aspect of the present invention, like the device according to the first aspect, first, the absolute magnification of the infrared camera is determined using a reference scale, and the XY stage of the chip mounting means is driven to mount the chip. The chip mounted on the table is positioned above the infrared camera. Next, the chip is photographed through the chip mounting table using an infrared camera and displayed on the monitor means. From this image, the XY direction of the chip mounting means is adjusted so that the center of the chip approximately coincides with the center of the suction means.
The stage is finely adjusted and driven to attract the chip by the chip suction means, and then the XY stage of the chip mounting means is driven to retract the chip mounting table from above the infrared camera. Then, the chip is photographed with an infrared camera and displayed on a monitor means, and the absolute position coordinates of the bumps on the chip are read from this image based on the absolute magnification of the infrared camera.

Next, the XYθ stage of the board mounting means is driven to position the board mounted on the board mounting stage above the infrared camera, and the infrared camera photographs the board through the board mounting stage and displays it on the monitor means. , read the absolute position coordinates of the pattern on the substrate from this image. Then, the amount of deviation between the absolute position coordinates of the bump and the absolute position coordinate of the pattern is determined, and the XYθ stage of the substrate mounting means is driven by this amount of deviation to align the bump and the pattern.

Embodiments Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows an overall configuration diagram of an embodiment of the present invention, in which a chip mounting mechanism 2 is composed of an XYθ stage 4, a heat column 6, and a substrate mounting table 8 that is transparent to infrared rays. XYθ stage 4 is a θ stage (rotating stage)
A Y stage 14 is mounted on the stage 10 via a spacer stand 12, and an X stage 16 is mounted on the Y stage 14. A preamplifier IC board 1 is placed on the board mounting stand 8.
8 is installed. Instead of being formed from a material transparent to infrared rays, the board mounting stand 8 is made of a material that is transparent to infrared rays.
A configuration in which holes are made only in the portion directly below the pattern 8 may be used.

An infrared camera 20 is arranged below the board mounting table 8, and the infrared camera 20 is arranged in the XY direction by a spacer member 22.
It is fixed to the θ stage 24.

The XYθ stage 24 includes Y stage 2G and Y stage 2.
The X stage 28 is mounted on the X stage 28, and the two stages 30 are mounted on the X stage 28. By fixing the infrared camera 20 to the XYθ stage 24 via the spacer member 22, the infrared camera 20 can be placed between the substrate mounting table 8 and the rotation stage 10.

The infrared camera 20 is equipped with an automatic focusing mechanism so that the solder bumps of the light receiving element chip and the pattern of the substrate can be observed.

A vibrator 32 for spraying gas such as nitrogen gas is arranged between the substrate mounting table 8 and the infrared camera 20. The gas blown from the pipe 32 makes it possible to remove the thermal convection above the infrared camera 20 generated from the heat column 6 without lowering the temperature of the substrate 18, making it possible to eliminate image shaking and distortion.

24 is a chip mounting mechanism, which includes an XYθ stage 42;
It is composed of a chip mounting stand 44.

The XYθ stage 42 includes a rotation stage 36, a Y stage 38 mounted on the rotation stage 36, and an X stage 40 mounted on the Y stage 38. A light receiving element chip 46 is mounted on the chip mounting base 44 . There are solder bumps 46 on the back side of the light receiving element chip 46.
a is formed, and a microlens 4 is formed on its surface.
6b is installed.

48 is a bonding head, and a suction nozzle 50 for suctioning the light receiving element chip 46 is provided at the tip thereof. The bonding head 48 is movable between the substrate mounting mechanism 2 and the chip mounting mechanism 34 as shown by arrow A by a drive means (not shown). Above the bonding head 48, a suction nozzle 5 is placed to hold the light receiving element chip 46.
Camera 5 for observing the surface of the chip 46 when adsorbing at zero
2 is provided.

Drive means for the XYθ stage 4 for moving the substrate mounting table 8, the XYθ stage 42 for moving the chip mounting table 44, and the bonding head 48 are controlled by a stage controller 54.

Images from the infrared camera 20 and the camera 52 are displayed on the CRT 56 by switching the switching means. The CPU 58 executes processing for recognizing the images taken by the infrared camera 20 and the camera 52 and performing correction calculations.

The operation of the flip chip bonder device described above will be explained below.

First, while observing the light receiving element chip 46 from above using the camera 52, the suction nozzle 5 of the bonding head 48 is
0 to attract the light receiving element chip 46. More specifically, the camera 52 observes the position of the lens 46b formed on the surface of the light receiving element chip 46, and the image taken by the camera 52 is projected onto the CRT 56. Then, the chip mounting table 44 is moved in the χ, Y, and θ directions so that the suction nozzle 50 of the bonding head 48 is directly above the lens 46b, and the tip of the suction nozzle 50 can receive light without damaging the lens 46b. It becomes possible to pick up the element chip 46.

Next, or prior to adsorption of the light receiving element chip, as shown in FIG. 2, the X stage 16 or Y stage 14 of the substrate mounting mechanism 2 is driven to move the substrate 8 out of the field of view of the infrared camera 20. In this state, the bonding head 48 that has attracted the light receiving element chip 46 is driven to position the light receiving element chip 46 above the infrared camera 20. Then, the photodetector chip 46 is photographed by the infrared camera 20 and displayed on the CRT 56, and from this image, the infrared camera 20
The absolute position coordinates of the bumps 46a of the light-receiving element chip 46 are read based on the absolute magnification. The details of reading the absolute position coordinates of the bumps 46a will be described in detail in the method for aligning the bumps of the chip and the pattern of the substrate, which will be described later.

Next, the X stage 16 or Y stage 14 of the board mounting mechanism 2 is driven to move the infrared camera 2 as shown in FIG.
The preamplifier IC board 18 is moved within the field of view. Since the board mounting stand 8 and the preamplifier IC board 18 are made of a material transparent to infrared rays, the infrared camera 2
At 0, photograph the board 18 through the board mounting stand 8 and place it on the CRT5.
6, and the absolute position coordinates of the pattern on the substrate 18 are read from this image. Details of reading the absolute position coordinates of the substrate pattern will be explained later.

Next, the CPU 58 calculates the amount of deviation between the absolute position coordinates of the bumps and the absolute position coordinates of the substrate pattern obtained in this way.
The bump and pattern are aligned by driving the XYθ stage 4 of the substrate mounting mechanism 2 by this amount of deviation.

With this configuration, the same camera can be used to observe the bumps on the photodetector chip and the pattern on the substrate.
Furthermore, since the moving distance of the bonding head 48 can be reduced to only the movement between the chip mounting table 44 and the substrate mounting table 18, it is possible to downsize the flip chip bonder apparatus. Furthermore, if a camera for observing the bumps of the light-receiving element chip and a camera for observing the substrate pattern are provided separately, it is necessary to accurately determine the absolute magnification of these cameras and to equalize the magnification between the cameras. In this embodiment, by employing the infrared camera 20, the camera for observing the bumps of the light-receiving element chip and the camera for observing the substrate pattern can be used in common, thereby eliminating the need for adjusting the magnifications of the cameras.

Furthermore, when observing the bumps on the light-receiving element chip 46 and observing the pattern on the substrate 18, the observation is performed while blowing gas such as nitrogen gas from the vibrator 32, so that the thermal convection above the infrared camera 20 generated from the heat column 6 is prevented. This makes it possible to eliminate image shaking, distortion, etc.

The details of the method of aligning the bumps of the light-receiving element chip and the pattern of the substrate, which have been schematically described in the above description, will be described below.

"Position Alignment Method" The amount of positional deviation between the rotational center point of the rotary stage 10 and the center point of the monitor screen is adjusted in advance to zero, and the positional correction amount is determined by the following method. Note that in order to make the amount of positional deviation between the rotational center point of the rotation stage 10 and the center point of the monitor screen 0 in advance, a mark is placed at the rotational center point of the board mounting table 8, and this mark is aligned with the center point of the monitor screen. This is possible by fixing the infrared camera 20 and adjusting the X stage 28 or Y stage 26 so as to match.

(1) An x, y coordinate system with the center point of the monitor screen as the origin is set for the image when observing the bumps of the light-receiving element chip and the image when observing the pattern on the substrate.

[2] From the image of the light-receiving element chip when observing the bumps, three bumps are specified using rectangles circumscribing the bumps. The circumscribed rectangle can be obtained, for example, by specifying two points using a cross cursor and drawing a rectangle.

(3) Find the coordinates of the center point of each bump.

(4) From the coordinates of the center point of the three bumps obtained in step (3), calculate the coordinates (xi, yl,) of the center of gravity of the three bumps.

(5) Find the angle θ1 between the y-axis or the x-axis and the straight line connecting the center point of the first fish obtained in step (3) and the center of gravity obtained in step (4).

(6) Next, from the image obtained when observing the pattern on the substrate, a pattern at three points on the substrate corresponding to the three bumps specified in step (2) is specified by a rectangle circumscribing the pattern.

(7) In the same way as for the light-receiving element chip side, find the coordinates of the center point of each pattern, and calculate the coordinates of the center of gravity of the three-point pattern (x 3
．． Find y3).

(8) Similarly to the photodetector chip side, the angle θ2 that the straight line connecting the center point of the first fish pattern and the center of gravity obtained in step (7) makes with the same axis as the axis specified on the chip side. demand.

(9) From the center point coordinates, barycenter point coordinates, and angles obtained above, calculate the rotation correction amount Δθ of the rotation stage 10 of the substrate mounting mechanism 2 and the movement amount (xm, ym) of the X, Y stage using the following calculation formula. .

△θ=01-θ2 xm=TXcos (△θ〒θo)-xlym=Tx
sin (△θ1θo)−y IT= (x 3'
+y 32 )”2[θ.=tan −’ (
y 3/x 3) C3≠xr)θ. =90
[x3=xr, y3>yr]θo -90
Cx3=xr, y3<yr] Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In the description of this embodiment, components that are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment described above will be designated by the same reference numerals, and a portion of the explanation will be omitted.

The board mounting mechanism 2 has the same configuration as the first embodiment described above, and the board mounting table 8 is made of a material transparent to infrared rays. The infrared camera 20 is mounted via a holder 60 on an XYZ stage 68 composed of an X stage 62, a Y stage 64, and an X stage 66. Also,
The light-receiving element mounting mechanism 74 includes a light-receiving element chip mounting base 8 made of a material transparent to infrared rays and mounted on an XY stage 80 composed of a Y stage 76 and an X stage 78.
It is configured with 2. Bonding Herad 70
is provided with a suction nozzle 72 at its tip, and is configured to be movable only in the vertical direction shown by the arrow.

With such a configuration, the light receiving element chip 46
A single infrared camera 20 can serve as a camera for observing the light receiving element when picking up the light receiving element, a camera for observing bumps on the light receiving element chip after being picked up, and a camera for observing the pattern of the substrate. Furthermore, since the bonding head 70 can only be moved in the vertical direction, the overall size of the flip chip bonder apparatus can be made extremely small, and the initial settings of the camera can be greatly simplified.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained.

First, the absolute magnification of the infrared camera 20 is determined using a reference scale. XY stage 80 of chip mounting mechanism 74
is driven to position the light-receiving element chip 46 mounted on the chip mounting stand 82 above the infrared camera 20, and the light-receiving element chip 46 is photographed through the chip mounting stand 82, which is transparent to infrared rays, and displayed on a monitor. From this image, the XYX stage 80 of the chip mounting mechanism 74 is finely adjusted and driven so that the center of the chip approximately coincides with the center of the suction nozzle 72, and the suction nozzle 72 of the bonding head 70 suctions the light receiving element chip 46.

Next, the XYX stage 80 of the chip mounting mechanism 74 is driven to evacuate the chip mounting base 82 from above the infrared camera 20, and then the infrared camera 20 is mounted on the light receiving element chip 46.
is photographed and displayed on a monitor, and from this image the bump 4 of the light receiving element chip 46 is determined based on the absolute magnification of the infrared camera 20.
Read the absolute position coordinates of 6a.

Next, the X stage 16 or Y stage 14 of the substrate mounting mechanism 2 is driven to place the substrate 1 within the field of view of the infrared camera 20.
8 is moved, the board 18 is photographed through the board mounting table 8 with an infrared camera 20, the pattern of the board is displayed on a monitor, and the absolute position coordinates of the pattern of the board are read from this image. The amount of deviation between the absolute position coordinates of the bumps 46a of the light-receiving element chip 46 and the absolute position coordinates of the pattern of the substrate 18 obtained in this manner is determined, and the XYθ stage 4 of the board mounting mechanism 2 is driven by this amount of deviation to remove the bumps. Align the pattern and perform flip chip bonding.

Each of the above-mentioned embodiments specifically describes flip-chip bonding of a light-receiving element chip, but the present invention is applicable not only to optical semiconductor chips such as a light-receiving element chip but also to flip-chip bonding of ordinary electric circuit chips. It goes without saying that it is possible. Furthermore, the present invention can also be applied to chip mounters and the like that mount surface-mount type active elements on a substrate.

Effects of the Invention Since the present invention is configured as detailed above, it is particularly suitable for flip-chip bonding of optical semiconductor chips.
This has the effect of making the following highly accurate positioning possible. Furthermore, since we have minimized the number of required cameras,
It is possible to downsize the flip chip bonder device.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a flip chip bonder device according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an explanatory diagram of the embodiment of the present invention when observing bumps on a chip, and Fig. 3 is an illustration of the present invention when observing a pattern on a substrate. Embodiment Explanatory Diagram FIG. 4 is a schematic configuration diagram of a flip chip bonder apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention. 2... Board mounting mechanism, 4... XYθ stage, 8... Board mounting stand, 18... Preamplifier IC board, 20... Infrared camera, 32... Gas blowing pipe, 34.74 ...Chip mounting mechanism, 44.82...Chip mounting stand, 46...Light receiving element chip, 48.70...Bonding head, 50.72...
・Suction nozzle.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Chip mounting stand (44) and XYθ stage (42)
a chip mounting means (34) including; a substrate mounting table (8) transparent to infrared rays, an XYθ stage (4), and a substrate mounting means (34) including a heating means (6);
2) and; the chip mounting means (34) and the board mounting means (2)
a bonding head (48) having a chip suction means (50) movable between the chip (46) adsorbed by the chip suction means (50);
), an infrared camera (20
); a monitor means (56) for displaying an image of the infrared camera (20); an image recognition means; and an arithmetic processing means. 2. The chip (
46) The flip chip bonder apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a second camera (52) for observing the surface. 3. Determine the absolute magnification of the infrared camera (20) using the reference scale, and apply it to the chip adsorption means (50) of the bonding head (48).
to adsorb the chip (46) on the chip mounting stand (44), and then move the bonding head (48) by a predetermined amount to position the chip (46) above the infrared camera (20), and the infrared camera (20), the chip (46) is photographed and displayed on the monitor means (56), and from this image, the bumps (46) of the chip (46) are determined based on the absolute magnification of the infrared camera (20).
46a), and drives the XYθ stage (4) of the board mounting means (2) to position the board (18) mounted on the board mounting table (8) above the infrared camera (20). photographing the board (18) through the board mounting table (8) with an infrared camera (20) and displaying it on the monitor means (56);
The absolute position coordinates of the pattern on the board (18) are read from this image, the amount of deviation between the absolute position coordinates of the bump (46a) and the absolute position coordinate of the pattern is determined, and the amount of deviation is determined by the amount of deviation of the board mounting means (2). XYθ stage (
3. The method for positioning a flip chip bonder apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the positioning method of a flip chip bonder apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising the step of aligning the bump and the pattern by driving the bump and the pattern. 4. A chip mounting stand (82) that is transparent to infrared rays, and
A chip mounting means (74) including a Y stage (80); a substrate mounting table (8) transparent to infrared rays, an XYθ stage (4), and a substrate mounting means (74) including a heating means (6);
2); a bonding head (70) having a chip suction means (72) and movable in the vertical direction; a chip (46) adsorbed by the chip suction means (72);
) for observing the bumps (46a) of the board through the chip mounting stand (82), and observing the pattern of the board (18) mounted on the board mounting stand (8) through the board mounting stand (8); (20) and; a monitor (5) that displays the image of the infrared camera (20);
6) A flip chip bonder device comprising: means: image recognition means; arithmetic processing means; 5. Determine the absolute magnification of the infrared camera (20) using the reference scale, drive the XY stage (80) of the chip mounting means (74), and move the chip (46) mounted on the chip mounting stand (82).
) is positioned above the infrared camera (20), and the infrared camera (20) is used to load the chip (
46) is photographed and displayed on the monitor means (56), and from this image the XY stage (8
0), the chip (46) is adsorbed by the chip adsorption means (72), the XY stage (80) of the chip mounting means (74) is driven, and the chip mounting stand (82) is moved to the infrared camera ( 20), the chip (46) is photographed with an infrared camera (20) and displayed on the monitor means (56), and from this image the chip (46) is evacuated from above based on the absolute magnification of the infrared camera (20). ) bump (
46a), and drives the XYθ stage (4) of the board mounting means (2) to position the board (18) mounted on the board mounting table (8) above the infrared camera (20). photographing the board (18) through the board mounting table (8) with an infrared camera (20) and displaying it on the monitor means (56);
The absolute position coordinates of the pattern on the board (18) are read from this image, the amount of deviation between the absolute position coordinates of the bump (46a) and the absolute position coordinate of the pattern is determined, and the amount of deviation is determined by the amount of deviation of the board mounting means (2). XYθ stage (
5. The method for positioning a flip chip bonder apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the positioning method of a flip chip bonder apparatus is performed by driving the bump and the pattern.