Control of Thickness Variation in Si-on-Insulator Bonded Wafers by Applying Voltage during KOH Etching
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A new thinning technique is developed to control thickness variation in 81-on-insulator (SOI) bonded wafers. During KOH etching, voltage is applied between the supporting substrate and the enchant. Excellent SOI thickness variation of less than ±0.1 μm is achieved by etching 4±0.5 μm thick, 150 mmφSOI bonded wafers. The resulting film thickness after etching is controlled from 0.8 to 2.6 μm by changing the applied voltage from 50 to 75 V.
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- 1996-01-15
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