
ADT Model 7100 Semi-Automatic Dicing System Operations Manual
Blade Handling
P/N 97100-9002-000-14 Ver 06/05
7.4-15
This process updates the value of Chuck to NCH/Button Delta under
Saw > Dicer > Cutting Blocks in Setup and Diagnostics screen.
7.4.3 Blade Dressing
Blade Dressing is performed in order to prepare a Blade for use. Blade
Dressing has three main purposes:
• Expose the new diamonds
• Shape the blade
• Reduce runout
There are three methods of Dressing a Blade:
• Using a Dressing Workpiece (wafer or block) mounted on the Cutting
Chuck
• Performing Override cutting on the same substrate under process
• Using the Dress Station that enables the user to perform Blade
dressing as part of the dicing process (For more details about this
option, refer to
section 9.3.)
When the Dressing algorithm has been selected in a Recipe and a Blade is
changed, the System automatically performs Dressing according to the
method specified in the After Change Treatment parameter (Blade
category). If the After Change Treatment parameter is set to None, no
automatic Dressing is performed, but the User can perform manual
Dressing if required.
7.4.3.1 Comparison Between Dressing with a Dressing Workpiece and
Override
The two major differences between dressing with a Dressing Workpiece
and Override are:
• Dressing is performed on a specially designated workpiece, whereas
Override is performed on a production workpiece
• Only one speed can be defined for the entire length of the cut in
Override. That speed is less than the speed used for a normal cut.
Table 7-1 describes in detail the differences between the two methods.
Note: It is recommended to perform a Chuck to Non-Chuck Delta
Measurement procedure only with a blade that has been dressed or worked
with.
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