LED CHIP On Board
- Posted by doEEEt Media Group
- On March 12, 2020
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Why LED Chip-on-Board?
- Cost-effective alternative to incandescent and fluorescent light sources
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- Increased life span and efficiency
- System integration, no user-serviceable parts
- The reduced total cost of ownership
- Customised array size and shape
- Application-specific wavelengths
- Chip-on-board vs. surface mounted LEDs:
- Low-pitch / higher density arrays
- Improved efficiency and heat dissipation
- No over-moulding material boosts light output
- Fewer interconnects reduce reliability risk
Why Alter Technology UK?
- Value Proposition
- Experienced LED CoB module provider
- The flexible and customisable platform
- Reduced time to market
- Product-specific experience and processes
- Established material supply chain
- Reduced technical risk
- Existing design and process knowledge
- Rapid prototyping on production tools
- Reduced cost
- No capex requirement for customer
- Volume manufacturing capacity
- >200K LED placements per month.
- Concept to a product:
- Substrate design & sourcing, ceramic, IMS, FR4.
- Sourcing tested & binned LED dies
- Optical and thermal modelling
- Full range of volume assembly services
- Functional test
- Characterisation
Assembly Capabilities
- Die Attach
- Ag epoxy stamping or dispense
- Sintering epoxy materials
- Soldering
- Pick from film/frame, waffle or gel pack.
- Flip-chip attach & Au stud bumping
- Wire Bond
- 17 to 50um Au ball bonding
- Plasma clean for improved adhesion
- Encapsulation Options
- Frame laser cutting and attach
- Glass cover attach
- Silicone encapsulation
- Dome attach
- Specialist processes for mixing and degassing
- QC checks
- Die shear and wire strength tests
- Placement accuracy measurements
Contact us for more information
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