Optical Components & Transceivers
For Optical Transceivers, the Chip-on-carrier/submount (CoC/CoS) bonding is done first. Then the CoC/CoS is bonded onto a common baseplate for lens/mirror attachment before putting it into a package. The latest trend is for more components such as the lasers, capacitors, and thermistors to be attached onto a common carrier by either eutectic or epoxy die bonding. For gold-box packaging such as transceivers with high-power lasers, typically chip-on-carrier/submount (CoC/CoS) bonding is done first and then the CoC/CoS is bonded onto a common baseplate for lens/mirror attachment before putting it into a package. More chips or die need to be attached onto a common carrier by either eutectic die bonding or epoxy die bonding.
Die Attach
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Eutectic
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Epoxy stamping
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0.5μm, 1.5μm, 3μm, 5μm
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Chip-on-Carrier (CoC), Chip-on-Submount (CoS)
Lens Attach
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UV epoxy dispensing
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In-situ UV curing
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Placement accuracy options: 3μm, 5μm
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Passive Optical Alignment
Gold-box Packaging
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Thermal and UV Epoxy
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Eutectic
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Placement accuracy options: 3μm, 5μm