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Craig McEwen

Product Development Engineer at Shin-Etsu MicroSi Inc

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Proceedings Article | 19 May 2009 Paper

Adhesive wafer bonding using photosensitive polymer layers

Viorel Dragoi, Erkan Cakmak, Elliott Capsuto, Craig McEwen, Eric Pabo

Proceedings Volume 7362, 73620E (2009) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.821725

KEYWORDS: Wafer bonding, Polymers, Semiconducting wafers, Coating, Adhesives, Particles, Statistical analysis, Silicon, Standards development, Interfaces

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Adhesive wafer bonding is a technique that uses an intermediate layer for bonding (typically a polymer). The main advantages of using this approach are: low temperature processing (maximum temperatures below 400°C), surface planarization and tolerance to particles (the intermediate layer can incorporate particles with the diameter in the layer thickness range). Evaporated glass, polymers, spin-on glasses, resists and polyimides are some of the materials suitable for use as intermediate layers for bonding. The main properties of the dielectric materials required for a large field of versatile applications/designs can be summarized as: isotropic dielectric constants, good thermal stability, low CTE and Young's modulus, and a good adhesion to different substrates. This paper reports on wafer-to-wafer adhesive bonding using SINR polymer materials. Substrate coating process as well as wafer bonding process parameters optimization was studied. Wafer bonds exceeding the yield strength of the SINR polymer were accomplished on 150 mm Si wafers. Features of as low as 15 μm were successfully resolved and bonded. A unique megasonic-enhanced development process of the patterned film using low cost solvent was established and proven to exceed standard development method performance. Statistical analysis methods were used to show repeatability and reliability of coating processes.

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