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decap:ceramic [2019/12/17 03:07] – [Bandsaw] mcmasterdecap:ceramic [2020/10/21 22:24] (current) – [Glass frit] mcmaster
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 ====== Glass frit ====== ====== Glass frit ======
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 +2020-10-21
 +  * General consensus may be that heating to below melting point (softens but doesn't liquefy glass) followed by shearing may be the best approach for most
 +  * Mind heat and cool cycles to avoid thermal shock
  
 JM 2016-11 advice: JM 2016-11 advice:
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 ===== Bandsaw ===== ===== Bandsaw =====
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 +Above: fixturing for cutting. Sample held in DIP 40 ZIF. Use cross slide to stablize.
  
 {{:mcmaster:decap:ceramic:decap_saw_cut.jpg?400|}} {{:mcmaster:decap:ceramic:decap_saw_cut.jpg?400|}}
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   * Saw a slit on both sides of the cavity   * Saw a slit on both sides of the cavity
     * As far as possible, usually about 0.1" after the quartz window     * As far as possible, usually about 0.1" after the quartz window
 +    * Saw just into the glass frit
 +      * WARNING: failing to completely separate ceramic can lead to unpredictable breakage
     * Should be roughly above where the bond wires attach but not above the die     * Should be roughly above where the bond wires attach but not above the die
     * Small debris in the cavity is normal and shouldn't hurt the die     * Small debris in the cavity is normal and shouldn't hurt the die
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