Plasma-Assisted Microstructure Alignment and Prebonding Method for Glass or Quartz Chips
A plasma and pre-bonding technology, applied in the fields of glass or quartz chip microstructure alignment and pre-bonding, chip micromachining and bonding, can solve the problems of reducing the success rate, increasing the difficulty of the alignment process, etc. It is very easy to fit, realize the full utilization of resources, and avoid the effect of financial loss.
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[0030] S1 Plasma Assisted Microstructure Alignment and Pre-bonding of Sodium Glass Substrate Chips:
[0031] 1) After wet etching, first use acetone to dissolve the photoresist on the surface of the 2.3mm thick sodium glass substrate, then use isopropanol to wash away the excess acetone, and after fully cleaning with a large amount of water, put the glass substrate into the Complete chromium removal is carried out in the chromium removal solution composed of ammonium cerium nitrate, acetic acid and ultrapure water.
[0032] 2) Fully clean the soda glass substrate and cover slip treated in step 1) with detergent, and use a large amount of ultrapure water to clean to remove organic matter, solid particles and dust on the surface.
[0033] 3) After drying most of the water with a high-pressure air gun, use air to stimulate plasma, and perform surface cleaning and activation in a plasma cleaner for 3-10 minutes to form a highly hydrophilic surface. The instrument used is a plasma...
Embodiment 2
[0043] S1 Plasma-assisted microstructure alignment and pre-bonding of boron glass chips:
[0044] 1) After wet etching, use acetone to dissolve the photoresist on the surface of the boron glass substrate with a thickness of 1.1 mm, then use isopropanol to wash away excess acetone, and after fully cleaning with a large amount of water, put the boron glass substrate into Complete chromium removal is carried out in a chromium removal solution composed of cerium ammonium nitrate, acetic acid and ultrapure water.
[0045] 2) Fully clean the boron glass substrate and cover sheet treated in step 1) with detergent, and use a large amount of ultrapure water to clean and remove organic matter, solid particles and dust on the surface.
[0046] 3) After drying most of the water with a high-pressure air gun, use air to stimulate plasma, and perform surface cleaning and activation in a plasma cleaner for 3-10 minutes to form a highly hydrophilic surface. The instrument used is a plasma cle...
Embodiment 3
[0055] S1 Plasma Assisted Microstructure Alignment and Pre-bonding of Quartz Chips:
[0056] 1) After wet etching, first use acetone to dissolve the photoresist on the surface of the 1.1mm thick quartz substrate, then use isopropanol to wash away the excess acetone, and after fully cleaning with a large amount of water, put the quartz substrate into the nitric acid The chromium removal is completely carried out in the chromium removal solution composed of ammonium cerium, acetic acid and ultrapure water.
[0057] 2) Fully clean the quartz substrate and cover sheet treated in step 1) with detergent, and use a large amount of ultrapure water to clean and remove organic matter, solid particles and dust on the surface.
[0058] 3) After drying most of the water with a high-pressure air gun, use air to stimulate plasma, and perform surface cleaning and activation in a plasma cleaner for 3-10 minutes to form a highly hydrophilic surface. The instrument used is a plasma cleaner prod...
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