A coating method for large-thickness photosensitive BCBs for three-dimensional integration
A three-dimensional integrated, large-thickness technology, applied in the manufacturing of electrical components, circuits, semiconductor/solid-state devices, etc., can solve problems such as through-holes that cannot be smoothly connected, and achieve the effect of improving performance and reducing sags
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[0026] refer to Figure 4a , first provide a silicon substrate with a deep groove of about 110 μm, the deep groove is an etching pit with a dip angle of 54.7 by chemical wet etching, and a chip with a thickness of about 100 μm is embedded in the deep groove. Spin coat a layer of 15 μm photosensitive BCB. Because of the large depth of the deep groove and the viscosity of BCB, it is easy to seal gas in the deep groove.
[0027] refer to Figure 4b , Next, move the silicon substrate to the reflow furnace, set it into a vacuum environment, and the temperature of the reflow furnace is at room temperature, and let it stand for more than one hour to let the gas completely overflow. And the fluidity of BCB is used to obtain a relatively flat BCB layer. Then the BCB is exposed and cured, so that the first layer of BCB is completely preserved.
[0028] refer to Figure 4c , on the basis of the first layer of BCB, coat the second layer of BCB, and then photolithography, development,...
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