01 - Advanced Silicon Device and Process Lab

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NOVEL WAFER BONDING
TECHNOLOGY SURVEY
Po-Wen Chen
Department of Electrical Engineering and
Graduate Institute of Electronics Engineering
National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.
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Outline
•Introduction
•Wafer bonding
•Wafer bonding application
•TEM inspection of our
bonding achievement
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Introduction
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Clean(hydrophilic)
Alignment
Pre-bonding
Anneal
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Wafer Bonding
• Anodic Bonding
•Silicon Direct Bonding/Fusion Bonding
• Intermediate-Layer Bonding
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Anodic Bonding
•Rely on charge migration
•Silicon and glass with alkali metal
–Glass with 3.5% Na2O
•Negative voltage to glass to
attract and neutralize Na+
•Due to electric field , O2transported to glass-silicon
interface form SiO2
•Electrostatic attraction between
glass-silicon interface
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Anodic Bonding
•Enhance positive ion mobility at
500℃
•Produce uniform bonds,but charged
carriers make it incompatible with
active device
•Useful for pressure sensors, solar
cells and piezoresistive and package
applications
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Silicon Direct Bonding/Fusion Bonding
• Join silicon wafer by
– Create and contact hydrophobic or hydrophilic
surfaces
– Anneal at high temperature
• Hydrophobic case
– HF dip before contact
– More challenging than hydrophilic wafer ,but
ultimately better?
• Hydrophilic case
– SC1(standard cleaning) before bonding
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Silicon Direct Bonding/Fusion Bonding
• AfterSC1 ,the mirror
polished silicon wafer
filled with hydroxyl
radicals(OH- )
• OH- on polished silicon
face permit a good initial
contact bond
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Silicon Direct Bonding/Fusion Bonding
• Subsequent heating dehydrates
• OH- cause oxidation of the
bonding surface resulting in a
Si-O-Si bond
• As annealing temperature are
increased beyond 1000℃ ,the
strength of the bond approaches
that of silicon itself
• Viscosity and pressure of
ambient gas ,wafer contact
energy influence speed
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Silicon Direct Bonding/Fusion Bonding
• Press in the middle of wafer to create a
preliminary point of contact
• While mechanical spacer maintain wafer
physically separated
• Retract spacer to form a single bonding
wave from center to wafer
• Spacer integrity is important
– Multiple bonding waves promote warpage
and voids
– Gas trapped in pocket form by multiple
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Silicon Direct Bonding/Fusion Bonding
• From room temperature 110C
– Slow fracture effect and
interface water rearrangement
• From 110 C to 150 C
– Polymerization of silanol groups
across the interface
• From 150 C to 800 C
– Bonding energy limited by
contacted area
• From 800 C and above
– Complete bonding via oxide flow
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Influence of particle
Schematic of particle leading to an unbonded area
Ex :a particle of about 1um diameter leads to an unbonded area
with a diameter of about 0.5cm of typical 4-in diameter silicon
wafers with a thickness of 525um
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Influence of surface
R>2tw
R<2tw
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Intermediate-Layer Bonding
Options for intermediate layer bonds
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Intermediate-Layer Bonding
Eutectic and glass-frit bonding techniques
– Deposition of intermediate metallic and glass films
• Eutectic bond
– Examine a two component phase diagram
• Little solubility between the component , reveal eutectic point
located at the lowest melting temperature
• Alloy
– Formed by solid-liquid inter-diffusion at contact interface
– Followed by solidification upon cooling
• Gold and silicon
– 363℃,2.85%Si,97.1%Au by weight
• Good eutectic bond
– Remove silicon oxide films that hamper gold diffuse into silicon
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Intermediate-Layer Bonding
• Before bonding
– Exposure to ultraviolet light to remove organic contaminants
• Low temperature
– Reach eutectic point make this technique attractive for active
device processes
• Glass frit bond
– Create hermetic seals using relatively low temperature
– Thin glass layer is deposited and pre-glazed
– Wafer brought into contact at rated melting temperature of
glass ,less than 600℃
– Pressure is applied to maintain contact
– Lead borate with significant lead oxide content is often used
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Checking for wafer-to-wafer
bonding integrity
• Three dominant methods for imaging
a bonded pair of silicon wafer
– Infrared transmission
– Ultrasonic
– X-ray topography
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Visualization of the bonded wafer pair
X-ray topography
Ultrasonic
IR transmission
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Bonding Strength Measurement
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Wafer bonding application
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Wafer bonding application
BESOI
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TEM inspection of our bonding
achievements
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TEM inspection of our bonding
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