Diffusion and oxide viscous flow mechanism in SDB process and silicon wafer rapid thermal bonding
Qiaoling Tong, Xiao Lei Xu, Hanchen Shen
Abstract
Qiaoling Tong, Xiao Lei Xu, Hanchen Shen
Abstract
A relationship between bonding strength and bonding area has been found which suggests that the increase in bonding strength is caused by the bonding area increase in the oxidised silicon wafer direct bonding (SDB) process. The bonding area shows a saturation property with bonding time. Diffusion of various species existing in bonding interface region plays a key role in SDB process over different temperature. Viscous flow of the oxides completes bonding at T > 1050°C. A rapid thermal bonding (RTB) at 1200°C for 2min following 800°C for 2hr annealing realises complete bonding with little doping profile change in the system.
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A relationship between bonding strength and bonding area has been found which suggests that the increase in bonding strength is caused by the bonding area increase in the oxidised silicon wafer direct bonding (SDB) process. The bonding area shows a saturation property with bonding time. Diffusion of various species existing in bonding interface region plays a key role in SDB process over different temperature. Viscous flow of the oxides completes bonding at T > 1050°C. A rapid thermal bonding (RTB) at 1200°C for 2min following 800°C for 2hr annealing realises complete bonding with little doping profile change in the system.
Key concepts: Anodic bonding, Thermocompression bonding, Materials science, Annealing (glass), Wafer bonding, Diffusion bonding, Wafer, Direct bonding