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Dicing saws are semiconductor back-end tools that singulate individual dies from a processed wafer. Automatic dicing saws perform this operation with minimal operator intervention, using machine vision for alignment and automated wafer handling.
Automatic dicing saws typically use a rotating diamond-impregnated blade to cut along scribe lines on the wafer. The wafer is mounted on dicing tape stretched on a frame. The machine automatically aligns the wafer based on alignment marks, then moves the wafer in X and Y axes under the spinning blade to cut completely through the wafer thickness. A coolant, often deionized water, is applied to the cutting area to remove debris and cool the blade.
Dicing is typically the final step in wafer fab before packaging. The process follows wafer grinding and thinning, where the wafer is mounted on dicing tape. After dicing, the individual dies are either left on tape for pick-and-place or transferred to a frame for further processing.
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The Accretech A WD 5000 A is an automatic dicing saw.[1]
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