Method and technology for preparing gong-shaped ultra-thin wafers
An ultra-thin, wafer-based technology, applied in semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve problems such as high price, complex refining process, and scarce raw materials
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[0015] 1. The ingot is processed by wire cutting, double-sided grinding and other processes to prepare ultra-thin wafers with a thickness of 150 microns to 200 microns.
[0016] 2. Select suitable materials to prepare the wafer support ring.
[0017] 3. Put the wafer support ring on the outer edge of the vacuum chuck with a slight distance from the outer edge of the vacuum chuck, and its surface height is equal to the surface of the vacuum chuck. Then place the ultra-thin wafer on the vacuum chuck and absorb it by vacuum (to overcome the possible warping and deformation of the ultra-thin wafer), so that the ultra-thin wafer is fixed on the vacuum chuck flatly. see attached Figure 4 (Cross-sectional view of vacuum chuck holding wafer and support ring)
[0018] 4. Throw a laser beam whose spot diameter matches the width of the support ring from above the wafer for heating. The focal point of the laser beam penetrates the wafer and focuses on the contact surface between the ul...
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