A directed self-assembly process to batch assemble differently sized components with single angular orientation on surfaces is demonstrated. This process employs “two-element docking sites” on the substrate that contain alignment pedestals and solder-coated areas that are designed according to the size and shape of the components. The directed assembly of one hundred silicon blocks (see figure), 900 and 500 μm in size, is demonstrated with 19 μm lateral and 0.3° angular contact-pad registration accuracy.
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