Indium electroplating compositions containing 2-imidazolidinethione compounds and methods for electroplating indium
A technology of imidazolidinethione and composition, which is applied in the field of indium electroplating composition, can solve problems such as insufficient performance TIM, and achieve the effect of reducing damage
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[0056] Example 1 (comparison)
[0057] Photoresist patterned silicon wafers from Silicon Valley Microelectronics, Inc. used NIKAL from Dow Advanced Materials TM The BP nickel electroplating bath electroplated with a nickel layer, the silicon wafer had a plurality of 75 μm diameter through holes and a copper seed layer at the base of each through hole. Nickel plating was performed at 55°C for 120 seconds at a cathodic current density of 1 ASD. Conventional rectifiers supply current. The anode is a soluble nickel electrode. After plating, the silicon wafer was removed from the plating bath using a SHIPLEY BPR from Dow Advanced Materials TM The photo stripper strips the photoresist from the wafer and rinses with water. The nickel deposits appeared substantially smooth and without any observable dendritic crystals on the surface. Figure 1A For use with LEICA TM Optical image of one of the nickel-coated copper seed layers taken by an optical microscope.
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example 2
[0064] The method described in Example 1 above was repeated, except that the indium electroplating composition included the following components:
[0065] Table 2
[0066] component
quantity
Indium sulfate
45g / L
96g / L
Sodium Citrate Dihydrate
59g / L
1-(2-Hydroxyethyl)-2-imidazolidinethione
0.25g / L
[0067] The nickel-plated silicon wafer is immersed in the indium electroplating composition and the indium metal is electroplated on the nickel. Indium plating was performed at 25°C for 30 seconds at a current density of 4 ASD. The pH of the composition was 2.4. The anode is an indium soluble electrode. After electroplating indium on the nickel layer, the photoresist was stripped from the wafer and the indium morphology was observed. All indium deposits appeared uniform and smooth.
[0068] figure 2 An optical microscope image of one of the indium metal deposits electroplated on the nickel layer. compa...
example 3
[0070] The method described in Example 1 above was repeated, except that the silicon wafer was patterned with photoresist to have rectangular vias 50 μm in length and the indium electroplating composition included the following components:
[0071] table 3
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[0074] The nickel-plated silicon wafer is immersed in the indium electroplating composition and the indium metal is electroplated on the nickel. Indium plating was performed at 25°C for 30 seconds at a current density of 4 ASD. The pH of the composition was 2.4. After electroplating the indium on the nickel, the photoresist was stripped from the wafer and the indium morphology was observed. All indium deposits appeared uniform and smooth.
[0075] image 3 An optical microscope image of one of the indium metal deposits electroplated on the nickel layer. compared to Figure 1B The indium deposits appear smooth.
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