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Flip chip bonding inverts the die so that its interconnect bumps face the substrate. The bonder aligns the bump pattern of the die to matching pads on the substrate. The machine then brings the die into contact and applies heat, pressure, or both to form the electrical and mechanical joint. Alignment accuracy and controlled bond force determine joint quality and yield in this process.
Flip chip bonding serves packaging formats that require dense, short electrical paths between die and substrate. The method suits devices in which face-down die attach replaces conventional wire bonding. The process applies to rigid and flexible substrate packaging alike, wherever fine-pitch interconnection is needed.
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Last updated Oct 3, 2026.
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