Inorganic wafer having through-holes attached to semiconductor wafer
AssigneeCorning Incorporated
InventorsDaniel Wayne Levesque, JR., Garrett Andrew Piech, Aric Bruce Shorey
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AssigneeCorning Incorporated
InventorsDaniel Wayne Levesque, JR., Garrett Andrew Piech, Aric Bruce Shorey
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A process comprises bonding a semiconductor wafer to an inorganic wafer. The semiconductor wafer is opaque to a wavelength of light to which the inorganic wafer is transparent. After the bonding, a damage track is formed in the inorganic wafer using a laser that emits the wavelength of light. The damage track in the inorganic wafer is enlarged to form a hole through the inorganic wafer by etching. The hole terminates at an interface between the semiconductor wafer and the inorganic wafer. An article is also provided, comprising a semiconductor wafer bonded to an inorganic wafer. The semiconductor wafer is opaque to a wavelength of light to which the inorganic wafer is transparent. The inorganic wafer has a hole formed through the inorganic wafer. The hole terminates at an interface between the semiconductor wafer and the inorganic wafer.
A process comprising:
An article, comprising:
A device comprising:
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