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Adhesive bonding: View
Process Hierarchy
Bonding
   Anodic bonding
   Fusion bonding
   Glass frit bonding
   Miscellaneous bonding
Clean
Consulting
Deposition
Doping
Etch
LIGA
Lift off
Lithography
Mask making
Metrology
Miscellaneous
Packaging
Polishing
Process technologies
Thermal
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Adhesive bonding
Process characteristics:
1st bonded material
Specify first material in bonded pair.
1st bonded material
Specify first material in bonded pair.
2nd bonded material
Specify second material in bonded pair.
2nd bonded material
Specify second material in bonded pair.
Alignment tolerance
Preferred tolerance if alignment is required.
Alignment tolerance
Preferred tolerance if alignment is required.
unconstrained
Alignment type
Method used to align materials to be bonded.
Alignment type
Method used to align materials to be bonded.
Ambient
Preferred curing environment (if known).
Ambient
Available  
Selected
Preferred curing environment (if known).
Bond strength
Required strength of bond (if known).
Bond strength
Required strength of bond (if known).
unconstrained
Contact force
Preferred force to be applied when bonding materials (if known).
Contact force
Preferred force to be applied when bonding materials (if known).
unconstrained
Temperature
Preferred curing temperature for adhesive (if known).
Temperature
Preferred curing temperature for adhesive (if known).
unconstrained
Equipment
Comments:
  • The substrates are bonded together using an adhesive. This is typically done by spin coating a thin film of adhesive on one or both substrates before they are brought into contact. The substrates are baked to cure the adhesive.