Ultra-low temperature anodic bonding of silicon and borosilicate glass
Paweł Knapkiewicz
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Paweł Knapkiewicz
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Abstract Ultra-low temperature anodic bonding of silicon and borosilicate glass has been described for the first time. The article gives the arguments why the issue of non-standard anodic bonding of silicon and glass is important. Some examples of solutions were indicated, in which the development of a new anodic bonding method was crucial for the development of the final solution. A series of experiments were carried out, the effect of which was the obtaining of a permanent connection of silicon and glass at a temperature of 120 °C. Optimal conditions of the ultra-low temperature of the anodic bonding process were given. The bonding force was tested, which was more than 1.5 MPa.
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Abstract Ultra-low temperature anodic bonding of silicon and borosilicate glass has been described for the first time. The article gives the arguments why the issue of non-standard anodic bonding of silicon and glass is important. Some examples of solutions were indicated, in which the development of a new anodic bonding method was crucial for the development of the final solution. A series of experiments were carried out, the effect of which was the obtaining of a permanent connection of silicon and glass at a temperature of 120 °C. Optimal conditions of the ultra-low temperature of the anodic bonding process were given. The bonding force was tested, which was more than 1.5 MPa.
Key concepts: Borosilicate glass, Anodic bonding, Silicon, Anode, Materials science, Composite material, Chemistry, Metallurgy