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Anodic bonding at low voltage using microstructured borosilicate glass thin-films

Jüergen Leib, Ulli Hansen, Simon Maus, Holger Feindt, Karin Hauck, Kai Zoschke, Michael Toepper

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The use of borosilicate glass for anodic wafer bonding to silicon is well established in industry. In this paper we present a matured approach, where a microstructured borosilicate glass thin-film instead of a bulk glass wafer is used as anodic bond layer. A glass layer with a thickness of 3-5 μm is sufficient for a stable bond at very moderate bond parameters with bond voltages in the range of 30-60 V at standard bond temperatures of around 300°C and below. This enables the use of anodic bonding also for sensitive devices.

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The use of borosilicate glass for anodic wafer bonding to silicon is well established in industry. In this paper we present a matured approach, where a microstructured borosilicate glass thin-film instead of a bulk glass wafer is used as anodic bond layer. A glass layer with a thickness of 3-5 μm is sufficient for a stable bond at very moderate bond parameters with bond voltages in the range of 30-60 V at standard bond temperatures of around 300°C and below. This enables the use of anodic bonding also for sensitive devices.

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The use of borosilicate glass for anodic wafer bonding to silicon is well established in industry. In this paper we present a matured approach, where a microstructured borosilicate glass thin-film instead of a bulk glass wafer is used as anodic bond layer. A glass layer with a thickness of 3-5 μm is sufficient for a stable bond at very moderate bond parameters with bond voltages in the range of 30-60 V at standard bond temperatures of around 300°C and below. This enables the use of anodic bonding also for sensitive devices.

Key concepts: Borosilicate glass, Anodic bonding, Materials science, Wafer bonding, Wafer, Anode, Layer (electronics), Silicon

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