Atomic-scale ion cleaning and activating low-temperature bonding device and method
A low-temperature bonding, atomic-level technology, applied in cleaning methods and appliances, chemical instruments and methods, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as the inability to achieve wafer atomic-level bonding connections, hindering performance parameters, and surface dangling bond distortions
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[0040] Specifically, an atomic-level ion cleaning and activation low-temperature bonding method,
[0041] Step S1: Wash and dry the wafer in sequence with acetone, absolute ethanol, and plasma water;
[0042] Step S2: Put 2 wafers into the sample carrier of the clean and activated vacuum chamber;
[0043] Step S3: Evacuate the vacuum chamber to ultra-high vacuum 10 -6 Below Pa, pass in the argon gas required for cleaning and activation, control the gas flow rate, set the RF source parameters to 50W, and the chamber pressure to 1.2Pa to generate plasma and perform initial cleaning and activation on the wafer surface;
[0044] Step S4: Turn off the argon gas required for activation, pass in the silane gas required for atomic layer deposition, control the gas flow, set the parameters of the radio frequency source to 50W, and the chamber pressure to 1.2Pa, clean the surface adsorption layer, activate the surface dangling bonds, and deposit a Layer 1-3 atomic layer interface laye...
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