Comparison ledger
Branson 101-149-053 Gold Booster, Hesse & Knipps Bondjet BJ885, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.
| Attribute | 101-149-053 Gold BoosterBranson | Bondjet BJ885Hesse & Knipps |
|---|---|---|
| OEM | Branson | Hesse & Knipps |
| Category | Packaging & Bonding | Packaging & Bonding |
| Wafer size | — | — |
| Process node | — | — |
| Introduced | — | — |
| Production run | — | — |
| Lifecycle | — | — |
| Lifecycle milestones | — | — |
| Control system | — | — |
| Generation | — | latest generation of fully automated fine wire bonders |
| Family | Branson 101-149-053 Gold Booster | Hesse & Knipps Bondjet BJ885 |
| Cited variants | — |
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| Specifications | ||
| Configuration | 1:1.5[2] | — |
| Manufacturer | Branson[3] | — |
| Model | 101-149-053[3] | — |
| Type | Gold Booster[3] | — |
| Operating frequency | 20 kHz[4] | — |
| Gain | 1:1.5[3] | — |
| Mounting thread | 1/2-20[4] | — |
| Length | 5.4 in[4] | — |
| Gain ratio | 1:1.5[3] | — |
| Tool type | — | Fully automatic fine wire bonder[1] |
| Bondhead types | — | Wedge-wedge and ball-wedge bondheads[1] |
| Working area X | — | 370 mm (BJ885)[1] |
| Working area Y | — | 870 mm (BJ885)[1] |
| Working area Z | — | 19 mm (BJ885)[1] |
| Footprint W x D x H | — | 880 x 1780 x 1912 mm (BJ885)[1] |
| Weight | — | ca. 1800 kg (BJ885)[1] |
| Bonding speed | — | Up to 7 wires per second, depending on application and bondhead[1] |
| Wedge-wedge wire diameter | — | Al, Au, Ag, Pt: 12.5 µm – 75 µm (0.5 mil – 3 mil); Cu: 12.5 µm – 50 µm (0.5 mil – 2 mil)[1] |
| Ball-wedge wire diameter | — | Au: 15 µm – 50 µm (0.6 mil – 2 mil)[1] |
| Ribbon dimensions | — | Al, Au: 35 µm x 6 µm up to 250 µm x 25 µm (1.4 mil x 0.25 mil up to 10 mil x 1 mil)[1] |
| Ball-wedge Z axis stroke | — | 31 mm (1.22 in)[1] |
| Ball-wedge capillaries | — | 11/19 mm capillaries[1] |
| Fine pitch wedge-wedge | — | 40 µm inline, 25 µm staggered/dual line (depending on wire diameter and loop)[1] |
| Power supply | — | 230V AC[1] |
| Media connectivity | — | Gigabit-Ethernet (TCP/IP), USB-Ports, HDMI, compressed air (CDA clean, dry air), vacuum[1] |
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