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Improvement of productivity through the reduction of unexpected equipment faults in die attach equipment

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Abstract

As one of the semiconductor back-end processes, die attach process is the process that attaches an individual non-defective die (or chip) produced from the semiconductor front-end production to the lead frame on a strip. With most other processes of semiconductor manufacturing, it is very important to improve productivity by lessening the occurrence of defective products generally represented as losses, and then find the fault causes which lower productivity of the die attach process. Thus, as the case study to analyze quantitatively the faults of the die attach process equipment, in this research, we developed analysis systems including statistical analysis functions to improve the productivity of die attach process. This research shows that the developed system can find the causes of equipment faults in die attach process equipment and help improve the productivity of the die attach process by controlling the critical parameters which cause unexpected equipment faults and losses.

Original languageEnglish
Article number394
JournalProcesses
Volume8
Issue number4
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 Apr 2020

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Keywords

  • Back grinding process
  • Die attach process
  • Loss
  • Overall equipment effectiveness (OEE)
  • Productivity analysis system
  • Unexpected equipment fault
  • Unit per equipment hour (UPEH)
  • Wafer sawing process

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