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Ralph Aschenbach

Coherent Corp

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Ralph Aschenbach | Coherent Corp: Can innovative multi-stage architectures truly revolutionize microLED transfer throughput and pixel placement accuracy?

06:14 - 07:48

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Can innovative multi-stage architectures truly revolutionize microLED transfer throughput and pixel placement accuracy?

The implementation of a double receiver stage significantly enhances system throughput by ensuring the laser operates continuously, minimizing idle time typically consumed by supporting processes such as loading, unloading, alignment, and inspection. In single-stage configurations, the laser can be idle for up to 50% of the operational period, a critical inefficiency that the double receiver stage concept directly mitigates by allowing parallel processing of these auxiliary tasks.

Further optimizing the transfer process, the triple donor stage enables the simultaneous processing of RGB LEDs in a single step. This not only contributes to substantial throughput gains but also critically reduces placing tolerances between individual LEDs within a pixel. By consolidating the RGB transfer, the system inherently avoids the cumulative loading and unloading errors that would otherwise degrade pixel accuracy in sequential transfer methods.

#MultiStageTransfer, #DoubleReceiverStage, #TripleDonorStage, #PixelPlacementAccuracy, #MicroLED, #PanelFabrication

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A breakthrough in industrial microLED in laser mass transfer

AR/VR Connect 2025

MicroLED Connect 2025

24-25 September 2025

Conference Centre, High Tech Campus, Eindhoven, Netherlands

Organised By:

TechBlick

MicroLED Industry Association

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03:58 - 06:14

How can advanced laser and stage technologies fundamentally reduce the prohibitive costs of microLED display production?

How can advanced laser and stage technologies fundamentally reduce the prohibitive costs of microLED display production?

Reducing microLED dimensions and street width is critical for material cost reduction, necessitating a powerful DPV laser with short wavelengths and high spatial resolution optics. This optical precision must be complemented by a stage capable of sub-micron positioning accuracy, ensuring LEDs are precisely hit and landed within a 1.5-micron tolerance stack, which defines the overall process precision.

To address the cost of quality and operation, increasing yield and automation is paramount. This involves comprehensive control of over 20 process parameters via integrated camera and control systems, preventing yield degradation. Furthermore, a sophisticated stage concept and the option for direct transfer from the epi wafer, potentially skipping the LLO process, are essential for maximizing throughput and system efficiency through full automation, particularly for the critical refill process.

#DPVLaser, #PrecisionMotionStage, #SubMicronPositioning, #ProcessParameterControl, #MicroLEDProduction, #SemiconductorManufacturing

07:31 - 10:53

What advanced in-situ control mechanisms are indispensable for maintaining sub-micron precision and yield in 24/7 microLED manufacturing?

What advanced in-situ control mechanisms are indispensable for maintaining sub-micron precision and yield in 24/7 microLED manufacturing?

Effective control of the microLED transfer system is paramount, particularly the real-time management of the process gap. An integrated system allows for in-situ measurement and control of this gap through the lens during active processing, eliminating the need for pre-defined wave maps or advanced measurements. This capability ensures the process gap is maintained within a micron range, preventing collisions and significantly contributing to consistent transfer quality and yield.

Beyond real-time gap control, the system incorporates full sample inspection and anomaly detection directly within the tool. This immediate feedback loop enables prompt reaction to any deviations from control parameters, preventing the production of large batches of defective displays. Furthermore, an integrated camera system facilitates frequent, simplified recalibration of the stage system by a standard operator, ensuring sub-micron positioning accuracy is maintained despite potential thermal effects or long-term drift, crucial for 24/7 operation.

#InSituGapControl, #SubMicronAlignment, #AutomatedAnomalyDetection, #RealTimeProcessMonitoring, #MicroLED, #SemiconductorProcessing

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