bond·er (b n d r)n. 1. One that bonds. 2. See header. |
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Bonder sustained a minor hand injury, but was otherwise unharmed. Specifically, SUSS MicroTec has supplied IMEC with a FC150 Automated Device Bonder to perform all bonding tests realized in the frame of this one-year research program. is priced under $10,000, versus up to $16,000 for a bonder with a separate power supply. |
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