MEMS device with improved stress distribution and process for manufacturing same
A device and process technology, applied in the field of MEMS devices with improved stress distribution and their manufacturing processes, can solve the problems of increased complexity and cost of MEMS devices, insufficient to reduce damage to conductive rails, etc.
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[0050] In the following, electronic devices fabricated using MEMS ("Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems") technology, in particular MEMS micromirrors, are described.
[0051] figure 1 and figure 2 A MEMS micromirror 1 is shown symmetrical with respect to an axis of rotation A parallel to a first axis X of a Cartesian reference system XYZ.
[0052] The MEMS micromirror 1 is here formed in a die 5 delimited by a top surface 5A and comprising a plurality of semiconductor material (eg silicon) substrates bonded to each other.
[0053] In this embodiment, the die 5 is formed by a first substrate 6 and a second substrate 7, which are bonded to each other by bonding elements 8, eg silicon oxide.
[0054] The first substrate 6 has a thickness Z 1 , for example comprised between 15 μm and 400 μm, and covered by one or more insulating layers (here simply referred to as insulating layers 9 ) delimited by the top surface 5A of the die 5 . The insulating layer 9 is thin, having a thickn...
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