How is a chip (die) connected to the pins? Do you know?

Explains how the silicon of a chip is connected to the pins inside of a package. Thank you very much Joren Vaes.
Watch the full video here:
- Explained How Chips Are Designed • Explained How Chips Ar...
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[@biak111]

As a component engineer this is always fascinating to learn more about. Thank you for sharing.

[@TheDutchGuyOnYT]

Unbelievable those thin wires can withstand the currents.

[@naami2004]

looks like magic, thanks for sharing

[@AshT8524]

Very interesting , Thank you for sharing.

[@RandyLott]

The other option other than soldering is called hybridization. You put a large amount of pressure on the chip and the bumps weld to the pad. We do this with infrared camera FPAs (focal plane arrays), which is a detector (InGaAs) chip hybridized to a ROIC (read out integrated circuit). Very hard to do... and we have 5um pitches.

[@prayanshshrivastava]

Amazing

[@thomasgaliana6288]

I love this!

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Allegro Package Design!

[@huababua8203]

Strange ending mister!

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Did I see this before?