Method for producing a bonded wafer using ion implantation delamination
OwnerTakao Abe, Soumei Ohnuki +2inventors
InventorsTakao Abe, Soumei Ohnuki, Shyuichi Suzuki, Isao Yokokawa
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OwnerTakao Abe, Soumei Ohnuki +2inventors
InventorsTakao Abe, Soumei Ohnuki, Shyuichi Suzuki, Isao Yokokawa
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In a method for producing a bonded wafer comprising an ion implantation step where at least either hydrogen ions or rare gas ions are implanted into a first wafer from its surface to form a micro bubble layer (implanted layer) in the first wafer, a bonding step wherein the surface subjected to the ion implantation of the first wafer is bonded to a surface of a second wafer, and a delamination step where the bonded first wafer and second wafer are subjected to a heat treatment to delaminate the first wafer at the micro bubble layer, wherein the ion implantation is performed while temperature of the first wafer is maintained at a temperature lower than 20° C. in the ion implantation step. There is provided a method for producing a bonded wafer, which enables improvement of productivity and decrease of cost by reduction of implantation dose required for the delamination and bonding of wafers without causing breakage of the wafers by lowering delamination temperature in the ion implantation delamination method even when wafers having different thermal expansion coefficients are bonded.
A method for producing a bonded wafer comprising an ion implantation step where at least either hydrogen ions or rare gas ions are implanted into a first wafer from its surface to form a micro bubble layer (implanted layer) in the first wafer, a bonding step wherein the surface subjected to the ion implantation of the first wafer is bonded to a surface of a second wafer, and a delamination step where the bonded first wafer and second wafer are subjected to a heat treatment to delaminate the first wafer at the micro bubble layer, wherein the ion implantation is performed while temperature of the first wafer is maintained at a temperature lower than 20° C. in the ion implantation step.
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