LED packaging lens appearance control method
A technology of LED packaging and control method, applied in semiconductor devices, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve the problems of long manufacturing cycle, difficult mold processing, easy wear, etc., to improve surface finish, shorten processing cycle, and improve optical performance. Effect
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[0042] The invention forms crater-shaped grooves on the polymer surface through the gravity and surface tension of the non-phase solution drop itself, and realizes the shape control of the lens through the evaporation of the non-phase solution drop and the solidification of the polymer. The crater-shaped groove size is controlled by the droplet size. An immiscible solution droplet refers to a liquid droplet that is immiscible with the polymer.
[0043] The concrete steps of this embodiment are as follows:
[0044] Step 1. Transfer the polymer to the LED module and cover the LED chip.
[0045] See figure 1 , using a dispensing device (3) to transfer the polymer (2) to the LED module (1) and cover the LED chip (8). The amount of polymer transferred to the LED module (1) can be controlled by using a dispensing device (3) so that it assumes a natural Lambertian state. The polymer in this embodiment is silica gel.
[0046] Step 2, transfer the immiscible solution droplet to th...
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[0056] See Figure 17 , The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that a connecting rod (6) is added above the immiscible solution drop (5), and the connecting rod (6) is made of a hydrophilic material, such as a copper rod or an iron rod. After the immiscible solution drop (5) drops onto the surface of the polymer (2), the connecting rod (6) touches the upper surface of the immiscible solution drop (5), and then pushes the connecting rod (6) downwards, and is controlled by its adhesion. The phase solution droplets (5) penetrate deep into the polymer (2), thereby controlling the morphology of the crater-shaped grooves. One end of the connecting rod (6) contacting the drop of the immiscible solution (5) is a round end.
[0057] The radius of the connecting rod directly determines the size of the adsorbed droplet at its lower end. The larger the radius, the larger the adsorbed droplet, and the smaller the adsorbed droplet, the size of the crater-shaped groove o...
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