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101-149-053 Gold Boosterversus8000 i

Branson 101-149-053 Gold Booster, Palomar 8000 i, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
8000 iPalomar
OEMBransonPalomar
CategoryPackaging & BondingPackaging & Bonding
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Lifecycle milestones—2013 system debut
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FamilyBranson 101-149-053 Gold BoosterPalomar 8000
Cited variants—
  • 8000i Wire Bonder/Ball Bumper[1]
Specifications
Configuration1:1.5[2]upgraded to a 120kHz transducer[5]
ManufacturerBranson[3]—
Model101-149-053[3]8000 i[5]
TypeGold Booster[3]Wire Bonder[5]
Operating frequency20 kHz[4]—
Gain1:1.5[3]—
Mounting thread1/2-20[4]—
Length5.4 in[4]—
Gain ratio1:1.5[3]—
Asset #—81383[5]
Description—upgraded to a 120kHz transducer[5]
Vintage—2019 Vintage[5]
System debut—Debut of the 8000i Wire Bonder/Ball Bumper in 2013[1]
Bond type—Thermosonic ball and wire bonding, ball bumping[6]
Cycle time—0.125 sec/wire; 0.077 sec/bump[6]
Wire pitch—50 μm using 20 μm wire[6]
Repeatability—+/- 2.5 μm, 3σ[6]
Deep access capillary—Standard: 11.10 mm; Optional: 11.94 mm / 15.88 mm / 19.05 mm[6]
Bond area—304.8 x 152.4 mm (12" x 6")[6]
Wire spool size—50.8 mm (2") double flanged spool[6]
Wire diameter—17.8 to 50.8 μm (0.7 to 2.0 mil)[6]
Power—200, 208, 220, or 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 30A, single phase[6]
Vacuum—-25 inHg (85 kPa)[6]
Air at bonder inlet—CDA: 60 psig @ 4 SCFM[6]
Dimensions—Height: 1,778 mm (70"); Footprint: 800 x 953 mm (31.5" x 37.5")[6]
Weight—1,800 lbs. (816.47 kg)[6]
Control system—Linear motor/encoder (X/Y), voice coil/encoder (Z linear / Z rotary), Servo EFO/encoder[6]
Bonding mode—Thermosonic ball and wire bonding, ball bumping[6]
Capabilities—Ball bumping, stud bumping, wafer bumping, chip bumping, customized looping profiles[6]
Resolution—0.10 μm X/Y axis[6]
Vision system—Cognex Series 8500[6]
Applications—Large complex hybrids, HB/HP LED arrays, optoelectronic packaging, chip-on-board (COB), system in packages (SiPs), specialty lead frames, automotive assemblies, flex circuits, multi-chip modules (MCMs), fine pitch devices, LEDs with running stitch[6]

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Sources (6)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  2. [2]inventory listing
  3. [3]waferpedia.comwaferpedia.com
  4. [4]nextdayautomation.comnextdayautomation.com
  5. [5]inventory listing
  6. [6]60069.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na2.net60069.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na2.net