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Bonding Ribbon - Aluminium Ribbon Bonding Wire - Gold/Copper/Aluminium Tanaka Call for price
Silver Bonding Wire - Ag Silver Bonding Wire - Ag Tanaka Call for price
Gold Bonding Wire - Au Alloy Gold Bonding Wire - Au Alloy Tanaka Call for price
Pure Bare Copper Bonding Wire - Cu Pure Bare Copper Bonding Wire - Cu Tanaka Call for price
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Al-1% Si - Aluminium Bonding Wire Aluminium Wedge To Wedge Bonding Wire - Ai-1% Si Tanaka Call for price
Aluminium Bonding Wire - Al Large Diameter Aluminium Bonding Wire - Al Large Diameter Tanaka Call for price
Copper Bonding Wire - Cu Alloy Copper Alloy Bonding Wire -Cu Tanaka Call for price
Gold Bonding Wire - 1/2 Inch Spool 1/2 Inch Spool Gold Bonding Wire Tanaka Call for price
1/2 Inch Spool Aluminium Bonding Wire - Wedge To Wedge 1/2 Inch Spool Aluminium Bonding Wire - Wedge To Wedge Tanaka Call for price
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Tanaka Bonding Wire

TANAKA Precious Metals is the premier manufacturer of bonding wire to the semiconductor industry. TANAKA offers a full range of Gold (Au), Silver(Ag), Aluminum (Al), bare Copper (Cu) and Palladium Coated Copper (PCC) covering all applications of wedge, ball and bump bonding. Also high performance flat Gold and flat Al ribbon for RF modules and power applications. Also available Pt Alloy Wire.

Bonding Wires by Tanaka Precious Metals– Relaying electrical connection technology –

TANAKA provides high performance, high quality bonding wires recognized throughout the world.

Bonding wires are used to electrically connect aluminum electrodes (the connection terminals on IC chips such as LSIs and transistors) with lead electrodes for external connections. Bonding wire products are included in most semiconductor devices used on earth.

As a result of semiconductor devices becoming smaller, wire diameters are becoming thinner as well. Currently, the diameter of mainstream bonding wires is in the range of 15 to 25 µm, which is one-third that of human hair, for which diameters range from 70 to 100 µm.