Processing of semiconductor devices
A process and process room technology, applied in the field of semiconductor device processing, can solve problems such as yield loss, increase in production cost, processing variation and reduction in processing allowance.
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[0024] Wafers are often thinned from the back side after all front side processing is complete. Wafer thinning reduces resistance to current flow (specifically called ON resistance during the ON state) and improves heat extraction from the die during operation.
[0025] Power applications with vertical devices have more stringent requirements because on-resistance is very dependent on final die thickness. Therefore, technological progress is driven by reductions in substrate thickness. However, one of the challenges associated with thinning involves reducing or minimizing the variation in thickness across the wafer. Large variations in the thickness of the die during thinning result in variations in the on-resistance and heat extraction capabilities, and thus in the performance of the die.
[0026] Conventional methods for substrate thinning use a combination of mechanical grinding and spin etching. However, large unevenness may be generated in this thinning process.
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