WO2024052617A1 - Procede de fabrication d'une structure pour le transfert de puces - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the general field of methods for transferring material from a donor substrate to a receiver substrate, and more particularly to methods for transferring a pseudo-substrate formed from a tiling of chips onto a receiver substrate.
- the invention relates to a method of manufacturing a structure allowing the transfer of a pseudo-substrate formed from a tiling of chips to a receiving substrate.
- the invention also relates to such a transfer structure.
- the invention also relates to a transfer method implementing such a structure.
- the invention finds applications in numerous industrial fields, and in particular for the manufacture of substrates made of a material of interest existing only at smaller sizes.
- the invention is particularly advantageous for manufacturing substrates made of semiconductor material, for example of the III-V type, and in particular substrates of indium phosphide (InP).
- the invention is particularly interesting since it makes it possible to manufacture a transfer structure, comprising a pseudo-substrate formed from a tiling of chips, mechanically stable and less fragile than that of the prior art.
- GaAs and InP semiconductor materials are promising materials for many applications such as photonics and optoelectronics.
- these materials are very fragile, rare and expensive. They are therefore generally manufactured in the form of small diameter ingots (typically 100 mm in diameter or even up to 150 mm in diameter), which limits the scope of their applications.
- an intermediate substrate typically a slice of semiconductor material ('wafer'), for example silicon
- a transfer structure comprising an intermediate substrate covered by a paving of chips, the paving chip forming a pseudo-donor substrate made of material of interest (InP)
- the chips have a square shape and the substrate a circular shape. No chip can therefore be stuck to the edge of the substrate (figure 1).
- the flea-free zone called the exclusion zone, has a crenellated shape.
- the substrates can be transported in standard microelectronics boxes.
- An aim of the present invention is to remedy the disadvantages of the prior art and to propose a method of manufacturing a structure for the transfer of chips remedying the disadvantages of the prior art and, in particular, having better mechanical strength. .
- the present invention proposes a method of manufacturing a chip transfer structure comprising the following steps: i) providing an intermediate substrate, having a first surface, ii) sticking chips onto the first surface of the intermediate substrate, whereby a tiling of chips is formed, the chips covering both the central area and the peripheral area of the first surface of the intermediate substrate, the chips covering the peripheral area protruding of the first surface of the intermediate substrate, the method further comprising a step iii) of trimming, after step ii), during which the ends of the chips protruding from the first surface of the intermediate substrate are removed, whereby the chips of the peripheral part are truncated, and a chip transfer structure is obtained comprising an intermediate substrate covered by a pseudo-donor substrate formed from a tiling of chips.
- the invention fundamentally differs from the prior art in that the intermediate substrate is covered by a tiling of chips both at the central zone of the first surface and at the peripheral zone of the first surface. We thus obtain a paved wafer forming a pseudo-substrate that can be transferred to a receiving substrate.
- the chip mapping (i.e. the chip tiling) formed by all the chips is circular, like the first surface of the intermediate substrate. This makes it possible to have a pseudo-substrate of standard shape in microelectronics.
- the chips do not protrude from the intermediate substrate and the structure can be easily transported in conventional boxes, handled and used in microelectronics equipment.
- the round shape also makes it possible to better dry the plates by Marangoni effect or centrifugation and thus facilitate all the wet stages taking place with the rotating substrates.
- step iii) of trimming is carried out by cutting (trimming') and/or mechanical rectification ('grinding').
- the process comprises a step iv) during which the chips are thinned.
- Step iii) is advantageously carried out after step iv). It could also be carried out between step ii) and step iii).
- the chips are glued to the intermediate substrate by direct bonding.
- the tiling of the chips is offset relative to the crystallographic plane of the substrate.
- the cutting lines, formed by the inter-chip spaces are rotated relative to the crystallographic plane of the substrate on which they are stuck, which limits cleavage and therefore breakage of the structure.
- the structures obtained are less fragile, which facilitates their handling and their use in automated equipment.
- the chips are for example made of a semiconductor material, in particular an III-V semiconductor material, such as indium phosphide.
- the chips covering the peripheral zone are different from the chips covering the central zone, for example of different qualities, different materials and/or different dimensions.
- the invention also relates to a chip transfer structure comprising an intermediate substrate covered by a donor pseudo-substrate formed from a tiling of chips, the chips being glued to a first surface of the intermediate substrate, the chips covering both the area central and the peripheral zone of the first surface of the intermediate substrate.
- the chips positioned on the peripheral part are truncated so as not to protrude from the first surface of the intermediate substrate.
- the “central” fleas and the edge fleas can be of different quality (for example the doping level or the crystal defect rate). They can also be of different types to minimize manufacturing costs.
- the tiling of the chips is offset relative to the crystallographic plane of the substrate.
- the intermediate substrate is made of silicon and/or the chips are made of InP.
- the invention also relates to a chip transfer method comprising the following steps: a) providing a transfer structure as defined above, comprising an intermediate substrate covered by a donor pseudo-substrate formed of a tiling of chips, the chips being glued to a first surface of the intermediate substrate, the chips covering both the central zone and the peripheral zone of the first surface of the intermediate substrate, the chips positioned on the peripheral part being truncated so as not to protrude from the first surface of the intermediate substrate. b) transfer a layer of the pseudo-substrate to a recipient substrate, for example with a Smart CutTM process.
- Figure 1 previously described in the prior art, represents schematically and in top view, an intermediate substrate covered by chips to be transferred.
- Figures 2A and 2B represent, schematically, different stages of a process for manufacturing a chip transfer structure, comprising an intermediate substrate covered by chips to be transferred, according to a first embodiment of the invention, the transfer structure is shown in top view.
- Figures 3A and 3B represent, schematically, different stages of a process for manufacturing a chip transfer structure, comprising an intermediate substrate covered by chips to be transferred, according to a second embodiment of the invention, the transfer structure is shown in top view.
- Figures 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D and 4E represent, schematically, different stages of a process for manufacturing a chip transfer structure, comprising an intermediate substrate covered by chips to be transferred, according to a third mode of embodiment of the invention, the transfer structure is shown in top view.
- Figure 5 represents, schematically and in section, the transfer structure shown in Figure 4E.
- Figure 6A is a photographic photograph of a chip transfer structure whose chip tiling is aligned with respect to the notch according to a particular embodiment of the invention, the structure is made of silicon.
- Figure 6B is a photographic image of a chip transfer structure whose chip tiling is misaligned with respect to the notch by an angle of 7°, according to another particular embodiment of the invention, the structure is made of silicon.
- the invention is particularly interesting for the manufacture of substrates of large diameters (typically 200 mm or even 300 mm in diameter), and in particular for the manufacture of InPOSi substrates of large diameters.
- the application is not limited to InP and is applicable to many other materials.
- the method of manufacturing the transfer structure 100 comprises the following successive steps: i) providing an intermediate substrate 110, ii) sticking chips 121, 122 on a first surface of the intermediate substrate, a first group of chips 121 covering the central zone of the first surface of the intermediate substrate 110 and a second group of chips 122 covering the peripheral zone of the first surface of the intermediate substrate 110 and protruding from the first surface of the intermediate substrate 110 ( Figures 2A, 3A, 4D), iii) carry out a trimming step so as to remove the end of the chips 122 protruding from the first surface of the intermediate substrate 110, whereby the chips 122 of the peripheral zone are truncated and we thus obtain a transfer structure 100 comprising an intermediate substrate (110) covered by a pseudo-donor substrate formed from a tiling of chips (121, 122), the tiling having the same shape as the intermediate substrate 110 ( Figures 2B , 3B, 4E).
- the method may further comprise a step iv) during which the chips 121, 122 are thinned.
- Step iv) can be carried out either between step ii) and step iii) or after step iii) . Preferably, it is carried out after step iii).
- the intermediate substrate 110 provided in step i) is preferably made of a semiconductor material. It is, for example, made of silicon. We will choose, for example, an intermediate substrate 110 made of silicon having a crystalline orientation 100 or 111. It could also be made of germanium. According to another alternative embodiment, the substrate is made of fused silica (or glass).
- the intermediate substrate 110 is a circular plate or wafer ('wafer' in English terms). It can be, for example, a plate of 200 mm or 300 mm in diameter.
- the intermediate substrate 110 comprises a first surface (or first main surface) on which the chips 121, 122 will be fixed and a second surface (or second main surface).
- the first surface and the second surface are parallel to each other. They are separated by a thickness, for example between 100 and 2000 pm and more specifically between 500 pm and 800 pm.
- the intermediate substrate 110 has on its periphery a marking notch 130 (also called marking notch or 'notch' according to Anglo-Saxon terminology). It makes it possible to identify the orientation of the plate during the different stages of the process.
- This notch 130 is generally semi-circular. It can penetrate, for example, a few millimeters into the intermediate substrate 110 (for example 1 mm). Notch size is defined in SEMI standards.
- step ii) the chips 121, 122 are fixed to the intermediate substrate 110 ( Figure 2A or Figure 3A).
- a first group of chips 121 is positioned on the central zone of the first surface of the intermediate substrate 110.
- the chips 121 of the first group of chips do not protrude from the first surface of the intermediate substrate 110.
- a second group of chips 122 is positioned on the peripheral zone of the first surface of the intermediate substrate 110.
- the chips 122 of the second group of chips protrude from the first surface of the intermediate substrate 110.
- the glued chips 121, 122 may be identical or different. They can be made of different materials from each other.
- the chips 121 in the central zone may be made of a first material and the chips 122 in the peripheral zone may be made of a second material.
- the material(s) chosen from the following materials: InP, AsGa, silicon, germanium, LaNiOs (LNO), lithium titanate (LTO), SiC, diamond, sapphire, silica and glass.
- the chips 121, 122 may feature integration such as epitaxial layers, metal interconnect levels and/or CMOS.
- the chips 121, 122 may have the same or different surfaces and/or the same or different shapes.
- the chips 121 in the central zone may have a larger surface area than the surface area of the chips 122 in the peripheral zone to best optimize the filling of the surface. We will advantageously avoid losing too much material during step iii).
- the chips 121, 122 can be of any shape. They can, for example, be square or rectangular. Preferably, they are square. For example, the chips have areas between 0.lmm*0.lmm and 20*20mm and, preferably, between lmm*lmm to 10*10mm. Here and subsequently, by between X and Y, we mean that the terminals are included.
- the chips 121, 122 are, for example, chips with a surface area of 1 cm 2 .
- the thickness of the chips 121, 122 is preferably from a few tens to a few hundred micrometers, for example between 50 pm and 2000 pm and more specifically between 350 pm and 775 pm.
- the chips 121, 122 are advantageously regularly spaced from each other. Very advantageously, their positioning makes it possible to form cutting lines. Even more advantageously, the chips 121, 122 are arranged so as to form a cutting grid.
- inter-chip space The space between the chips 121, 122, called inter-chip space, is comprised, for example, between 0.01 and 10 mm and more specifically between 0.2 and 1 mm.
- the bonding map of the chips 121, 122 can be aligned with respect to the crystal planes of the intermediate substrate 110 on which they are bonded. They are then aligned with respect to the notch 130 ( Figure 2B, Figure 4E). If we consider a line L passing through the notch and through the center of the first circular surface of the substrate, the cutting lines are parallel or perpendicular to this line L.
- the mapping of the chips 121, 122 is not aligned with respect to the crystalline planes of the intermediate substrate 110 on which they are glued. ( Figure 3B). They are then misaligned with respect to the notch 130.
- the cutting lines are neither parallel nor perpendicular to the line L defined previously. This misalignment limits cleavages and reduces the fragility of the final structure.
- the crystallographic planes of the chips are also misaligned with respect to the crystallographic planes of the intermediate substrate.
- the chips 121, 122 can be bonded by different bonding techniques (direct bonding, polymer bonding, eutectic bonding, thermocompression bonding, anodic bonding).
- the bonding is direct bonding.
- step ii) may comprise the following sub-steps:
- the substrates 120 being able to be the same material or made of different materials and/or the substrates 120 being able to be of identical sizes or of different sizes (a single substrate to be cut is shown in Figure 4A) ,
- the substrates to be cut can be circular InP substrates of 50, 75 or 100mm in diameter.
- an intermediate substrate 110 of 200 mm or 300 mm ten plates of 100 mm in diameter can be cut.
- a heat treatment can advantageously be carried out after bonding the chips 121, 122 to increase the adhesion energy between the chips 121, 122 and the intermediate substrate 110.
- the intermediate substrate 110 is trimmed in order to remove at least the end of the chips 122 which protrudes from the intermediate substrate 110. According to one embodiment, only the protruding piece is removed, which leads to the formation of truncated chips 122.
- the chips 122 on the periphery of the intermediate substrate 110 thus match, in part, the shape of the substrate 110.
- the tiling of chips then has the same shape and the same surface as the first surface of the intermediate substrate 110 (FIGS. 2B and 3B).
- the tiling of chips then has the same shape as the first surface of the intermediate substrate 100 but a surface smaller than the first surface of the intermediate substrate 110 (FIG. 4E).
- At least the entire non-bonded area of the chips is removed.
- This area can be visible, for example, under an acoustic microscope.
- the clipping step is advantageously carried out by mechanical means.
- this step can be carried out by mechanical grinding (also called lapping or 'grinding' in Anglo-Saxon terms) and/or by cutting ('trimming' in Anglo-Saxon terms).
- mechanical grinding also called lapping or 'grinding' in Anglo-Saxon terms
- cutting 'trimming' in Anglo-Saxon terms
- step iv) the chips 121, 122 are thinned.
- the chips 121, 122 can be thinned by mechanical grinding and/or polished by chemical mechanical polishing (or CMP for “Chemical Mechanical Polishing” in Anglo-Saxon terms).
- CMP chemical mechanical polishing
- the CMP step makes it possible to give a mirror polished appearance to the chips 121, 122.
- the chips 121, 122 have the same thickness. For example, the chips are thinned to thicknesses of around 550 pm. It is also possible to go down to thicknesses of a few microns to a few tens of microns.
- the remaining thickness is chosen so as to be able to make successive layer transfers with a single intermediate plate.
- Step iv) may include the following sub-steps:
- the thickness between the chips is preferably greater than the final thickness of the chips after thinning, the filling material can also cover locally the chips or completely the chips 121, 122 (i.e. the chips are encapsulated 121, 122 by the filling material),
- chips 121, 122 - filling material for example, by mechanical chemical polishing, to obtain a flat surface, or a surface with the filling material in slight withdrawal, for example, from a few nanometers to a few tens of nanometers
- a structure 100 comprising an intermediate substrate 110 covered with a tiling of chips 121, 122 forming a pseudo-substrate.
- Both the central zone and the peripheral zone of the intermediate substrate 110 are covered by chips 121, 122.
- the chips 121 of the central zone are entire.
- the chips 122 of the peripheral zone are truncated so as not to protrude from the surface of the intermediate substrate 110.
- the chip tile 121, 122 has the same shape as the intermediate substrate 110 ( Figures 2B, 3B, 4E, 5).
- Figures 6A and 6B are photographic images, respectively, of a transfer structure 100 called aligned (i.e. paving of chips aligned with respect to the notch) and of a transfer structure 100 called misaligned (i.e. paving of chips misaligned relative to the notch; angle of 7°).
- aligned i.e. paving of chips aligned with respect to the notch
- misaligned i.e. paving of chips misaligned relative to the notch; angle of 7°
- the receiving substrate is a wafer.
- the receiving substrate is made of semiconductor material.
- it may be an oxidized silicon substrate or an SOI substrate (for 'Silicon On Insulator' in Anglo-Saxon terminology), that is to say a substrate comprising a layer of silicon on an insulating layer, typically a layer of SiÜ2.
- SOI substrate is generally also oxidized and therefore has an oxide layer on the surface.
- the transfer of the donor pseudo-substrate to the recipient substrate is preferably carried out by a Smart CutTM process.
- the Smart CutTM process may include:
- the transfer structure i.e. the intermediate substrate and the paving of chips
- the weakening zone is formed by implanting atomic species, for example hydrogen or helium.
- atomic species for example hydrogen or helium.
- the implantation conditions (dose, energy) will be determined by those skilled in the art depending on the nature of the substrate and the desired implantation depth.
- the initiation of detachment can be carried out for example by means of a mechanical force applied to the weakened zone or by heat treatment (annealing).
- the transfer structure 100 After transferring the layer of interest to the recipient substrate, the transfer structure 100 is reusable to carry out a new transfer of material of interest.
- the InP plate 120 to be cut is mounted on a first adhesive film sensitive to ultraviolet radiation (“UV release”), itself stretched over a cutting ring. Chips 121, 122 are cut from the plate with a diamond blade saw. After cutting, the surfaces of the chips are cleaned. To reconstruct the surface of a 110 wafer or slice of 300 mm, it is necessary to cut around ten 120 InP wafers of 100 mm in diameter.
- UV release ultraviolet radiation
- the adhesive film is exposed with UV to make it easier to grip the chips.
- the chips 121, 122 are caught and then positioned on a second virgin adhesive film 40 sensitive to ultraviolet radiation (“UV release”) stretched over a cutting ring.
- This step can be carried out automatically, with a “pick and place” machine.
- the goal is to reconstruct on this adhesive film 40 a plate of larger size than the donor plate (i.e. the intermediate substrate).
- the diameter of the reconstructed surface is, advantageously, greater than the diameter of the intermediate substrate 110 which will receive the chips 121, 122 in order to maximize the reconstructed surface after trimming the chips 121, 122.
- the chips 121, 122 are collectively cleaned to remove hydrocarbons and particles.
- a first cleaning under UV/ozone can be carried out to remove the hydrocarbons.
- the chips 121, 122 can be collectively cleaned with megasounds.
- the chips 121, 122 are placed face-to-face on the intermediate substrate 110. A slight pressure is applied to the rear face of the adhesive film 40 to facilitate contact between the chips 121, 122 and the intermediate substrate 110. Once the chips 121 , 122 glued, the adhesive film 40 is exposed and peeled.
- This structure with “overflowing” chips 122 is advantageously subjected to a heat treatment, for example annealing between 250 and 400°C, in order to reinforce the bonding interface.
- the intermediate substrate 110 on which the chips 121, 122 are stuck is sucked onto a suction plate.
- the assembly is transferred under a mechanical grinding wheel so that the outer periphery of the teeth of the wheel is positioned vertically at the width of the necessary trimming.
- this width is reduced to a width greater than 1.5 mm relative to the edge of the substrate 110. This frees the natural edge of the plate 110 and its notch 130.
- the wheel and/or the suction plate, on which the intermediate substrate 110 is positioned, are then rotated and the wheel descends in parallel so as to remove the thickness of the chips glued to the intermediate substrate 110.
- the rotation speeds (between 100 and 3000 rpm) and descent speeds of the wheel (between 0.01 and 50pm/s) are adapted depending on the materials and thicknesses to be removed. Several descent speeds can be chained during the stage.
- the rotation speed of the suction plate is also adapted (the speed being between 100 to 300 rpm).
- the intermediate substrate 110 covered with chips 121, 122, part of which extends beyond its surface, can be trimmed using the abrasive circular blade cutting technique.
- the intermediate substrate 110 on which the chips are glued is held on a vacuum table.
- the cutting blade is circular. It includes an abrasive pad at its periphery with a height at least equal to the working depth.
- This abrasive filling includes a binder, abrasive grains such as diamond or corundum whose size is adapted to the material to be cut as well as controlled porosity.
- the intermediate substrate 110 is centered using an optical alignment module or mechanical wedging defined on the edges of the intermediate substrate.
- the blade is rotated and descends to a defined height relative to the suction plate and the point tangent to the trimming diameter.
- the intermediate substrate 110 performs a complete rotational movement, which constitutes a trimming pass.
- the entry of the blade into the intermediate substrate 110 can also be achieved through the edge of the plate and not vertically.
- the intermediate substrate 110 first carries out a translation movement until reaching the point tangent to the clipping then the intermediate substrate carries out a complete rotation.
- this width is reduced to at least 1.5mm, which corresponds to the trimming value of notch 130 ('notch').
- the chips 121, 122 can be thinned by mechanical grinding.
- the intermediate substrate 110 is positioned on a suction plate (also called a suction table or 'chuck' in English terminology).
- the surface of the intermediate substrate 110 opposite the chips 121, 122 is in contact with the suction plate.
- the assembly is positioned under a mechanical grinding wheel.
- the wheel is vertical to the intermediate substrate 110.
- the wheel comprises a set of teeth arranged around the periphery of a metal base containing synthetic diamond grains of sizes adapted to the material, a resin or other binder, and controlled porosity.
- the wheel and/or the suction plate are then rotated and the wheel descends so as to thin the chips stuck to the support substrate to bring them to the same thickness.
- the rotation speeds (between 100 and 3000 rpm) and descent of the wheel (between 0.01 and 50pm/s) are adapted depending on the materials and thicknesses to remove. Several descent speeds can be chained during this step.
- the rotation speed of the suction plate can be between 100 and 300 rpm.
- CMP Chemical mechanical polishing
- This CMP step makes it possible to compensate for the roughness after mechanical grinding.
- the intermediate substrate 110 is subjected to a polishing ('buffing') and then cleaning step.
- the surface of the chips 121, 122 is thus compatible with direct bonding. Transfer of the chips to a recipient substrate:
- the structure 100 thus obtained can be used to transfer the chips 121, 122 to a recipient substrate or final substrate.
- the chips 121, 122 are transferred to the recipient substrate, for example, by implementing implantation, bonding and fracture steps.
- a misaligned transfer structure i.e. that whose tiling is offset with respect to the crystallographic plane of the intermediate substrate 110
- an aligned structure i.e. that whose tiling is aligned with respect to the crystallographic plane of the intermediate substrate 110
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