Method of forming a mems sensor and a mems sensor
By using polysilicon to form conductive parts and wiring layers to construct signal transmission paths in MEMS sensors, the problems of insufficient metal filling and excessively large via size in the signal extraction process are solved, achieving stability and consistency in signal transmission, reducing manufacturing costs, and promoting miniaturization and high integration.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- MEMSENSING MICROSYST SUZHOU CHINA
- Filing Date
- 2026-04-17
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-14
AI Technical Summary
Existing MEMS sensors have risks of abnormal signal transmission due to insufficient metal filling, voids in the holes, or poor contact during the signal extraction process. In addition, the large size of the through holes is not conducive to miniaturization and high integration. The manufacturing process is complex and costly. The thinning process of ASIC chips causes electrode deformation, which affects the detection accuracy and stability.
Polysilicon is used to form conductive parts and wiring layers to construct signal transmission paths. By opening non-penetrating vias on the first wafer and filling them with polysilicon layers, and bonding the device layer to the second wafer, a signal lead-out structure is formed. This avoids the traditional TSV metal filling process, reduces the via diameter, and integrates the signal lead-out path on the first wafer side.
It improves the stability of MEMS sensor signal transmission and product consistency, reduces manufacturing costs, reduces the area occupied by electrical connection structures, facilitates miniaturization and high integration, simplifies the manufacturing process, and avoids resource consumption and electrode deformation problems related to metal filling.
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