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(Ebook) Introduction to Microfabrication 2nd Edition by Sami Franssila ISBN 9780470749838 0470749830

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Authors:Sami Franssila
Year:2010
Editon:2
Publisher:Wiley
Language:english
File Size:34.09 MB
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ISBNS:9780470749838, 0470749830
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ISBN 10: 0470749830
ISBN 13: 9780470749838
Author: Sami Franssila

This accessible text is now fully revised and updated, providing an overview of fabrication technologies and materials needed to realize modern microdevices. It demonstrates how common microfabrication principles can be applied in different applications, to create devices ranging from nanometer probe tips to meter scale solar cells, and a host of microelectronic, mechanical, optical and fluidic devices in between. Latest developments in wafer engineering, patterning, thin films, surface preparation and bonding are covered.

This second edition includes:

  • expanded sections on MEMS and microfluidics related fabrication issues
  • new chapters on polymer and glass microprocessing, as well as serial processing techniques
  • 200 completely new and 200 modified figures
  • more coverage of imprinting techniques, process integration and economics of microfabrication
  • 300 homework exercises including conceptual thinking assignments, order of magnitude estimates, standard calculations, and device design and process analysis problems
  • solutions to homework problems on the complementary website, as well as PDF slides of the figures and tables within the book

With clear sections separating basic principles from more advanced material, this is a valuable textbook for senior undergraduate and beginning graduate students wanting to understand the fundamentals of microfabrication. The book also serves as a handy desk reference for practicing electrical engineers, materials scientists, chemists and physicists alike.

(Ebook) Introduction to Microfabrication 2nd Edition Table of contents:

1 Introduction

1.1 Substrates

1.2 Thin Films

1.3 Processes

1.4 Dimensions

1.5 Devices

1.6 MOS Transistor

1.7 Cleanliness and Yield

1.8 Industries

1.9 Exercises

References and Related Reading

2 Micrometrology and Materials Characterization

2.1 Microscopy and Visualization

2.2 Lateral and Vertical Dimensions

2.3 Optical Techniques

2.4 Electrical Measurements

2.5 Physical and Chemical Analyses

2.6 Practical Issues with Micrometrology

2.7 Measurements Everywhere

2.8 Exercises

References and Related Reading

3 Simulation of Microfabrication Processes

3.1 Simulator Types

3.2 Levels of Simulation

3.3 The 1D Simulators

3.4 The 2D Simulators

3.5 The 3D Simulators

3.6 Other Simulation Needs in Microfabrication

3.7 Exercises

References and Related Reading

4 Silicon

4.1 Silicon Material Properties

4.2 Silicon Crystal Growth

4.3 Silicon Crystal Structure

4.4 Silicon Wafering Process

4.5 Defects and Non-Idealities in Silicon Crystals

4.6 Advanced Wafers

4.7 Exercises

References and Related Reading

5 Thin-Film Materials and Processes

5.1 Thin Films vs. Bulk Materials

5.2 Physical Vapor Deposition

5.3 Chemical Vapor Deposition

5.4 PECVD: Plasma-Enhanced CVD

5.5 ALD: Atomic Layer Deposition

5.6 Electrochemical Deposition (ECD)

5.7 Other Methods

5.8 Thin Films Over Topography: Step Coverage

5.9 Stresses

5.10 Metallic Thin Films

5.11 Polysilicon

5.12 Oxide and Nitride Thin Films

5.13 Polymer Films

5.14 Advanced Thin Films

5.15 Exercises

References and Related Reading

6 Epitaxy

6.1 Heteroepitaxy

6.2 Epitaxial Deposition

6.3 CVD Homoepitaxy of Silicon

6.4 Doping of Epilayers

6.5 Measurement of Epitaxial Deposition

6.6 Simulation of Epitaxy

6.7 Advanced Epitaxy

6.8 Exercises

References and Related Reading

7 Advanced Thin Films

7.1 General Features of Thin-Film Processes

7.2 Film Growth and Structure

7.3 Thin-Film Structure Characterization

7.4 Surfaces and Interfaces

7.5 Adhesion

7.6 Two-Layer Films

7.7 Alloys and Doped Films

7.8 Multilayer Films

7.9 Selective Deposition

7.10 Reacted Films

7.11 Simulation of Deposition

7.12 Thickness Limits of Thin Films

7.13 Exercises

References and Related Reading

8 Pattern Generation

8.1 Pattern Generators

8.2 Electron Beam Lithography

8.3 Laser Pattern Generators

8.4 Photomask Fabrication

8.5 Photomask Inspection, Defects and Repair

8.6 Photomasks as Tools

8.7 Other Pattern Generation Methods

8.8 Exercises

References and Related Reading

9 Optical Lithography

9.1 Lithography Process Flow

9.2 Resist Chemistry

9.3 Resist Application

9.4 Alignment and Overlay

9.5 Exposure

9.6 Resist Profile

9.7 Resolution

9.8 Process Latitude

9.9 Basic Pattern Shapes

9.10 Lithography Practice

9.11 Photoresist Stripping

9.12 Exercises

References and Related Reading

10 Advanced Lithography

10.1 Projection Optical Systems

10.2 Resolution of Projection Optical Systems

10.3 Resists

10.4 Thin-Film Optics in Resists

10.5 Lithography Over Steps

10.6 Optical Extensions of Optical Lithography

10.7 Non-Optical Extension of Optical Lithography

10.8 Lithography Simulation

10.9 Lithography Triangles

10.10 Exercises

References and Related Reading

11 Etching

11.1 Etch Mechanisms

11.2 Etching Profiles

11.3 Anisotropic Wet Etching

11.4 Wet Etching

11.5 Plasma Etching (RIE)

11.6 Isotropic Dry Etching

11.7 Etch Masks

11.8 Non-Masked Etching

11.9 Multistep and Multilayer Etching

11.10 Etch Processes for Common Materials

11.11 Ion Beam Etching

11.12 Etch Process Characteristics

11.13 Selecting Etch Processes

11.14 Exercises

References and Related Reading

12 Wafer Cleaning and Surface Preparation

12.1 Classes of Contamination

12.2 Chemical Wet Cleaning

12.3 Physical Wet Cleaning

12.4 Rinsing and Drying

12.5 Dry Cleaning

12.6 Particle Removal

12.7 Organics Removal

12.8 Metal Removal

12.9 Contact Angle

12.10 Surface Preparation

12.11 Exercises

References and Related Reading

13 Thermal Oxidation

13.1 Thermal Oxidation Process

13.2 Deal–Grove Oxidation Model

13.3 Oxidation of Polysilicon

13.4 Oxide Structure

13.5 Local Oxidation of Silicon

13.6 Stress and Pattern Effects in Oxidation

13.7 Simulation of Oxidation

13.8 Thermal Oxides vs. other Oxides

13.9 Exercises

References and Related Reading

14 Diffusion

14.1 Diffusion Process

14.2 Diffusion Mechanisms

14.3 Doping of Polysilicon

14.4 Doping Profiles in Diffusion

14.5 Diffusion Applications

14.6 Simulation of Diffusion

14.7 Diffusion at Large

14.8 Exercises

References and Related Reading

15 Ion Implantation

15.1 The Implantation Process

15.2 Implant Applications

15.3 Implant Damage and Damage Annealing

15.4 Tools for Ion Implantation

15.5 Ion Implantation Simulation

15.6 Implantation Further

15.7 Exercises

References and Related Reading

16 CMP: Chemical–Mechanical Polishing

16.1 CMP Process and Tool

16.2 Mechanics of CMP

16.3 Chemistry of CMP

16.4 Non-Idealities in CMP

16.5 Monitoring CMP Processes

16.6 Applications of CMP

16.7 CMP as a Whole

16.8 Exercises

References and Related Reading

17 Bonding

17.1 Bonding Basics

17.2 Fusion Bonding Blanket Silicon Wafers

17.3 Anodic Bonding

17.4 Metallic Bonding

17.5 Adhesive Bonding

17.6 Layer Transfer and Temporary Bonding

17.7 Bonding of Structured Wafers

17.8 Bond Quality Measurements

17.9 Bonding for Packaging

17.10 Bonding at Large

17.11 Exercises

References and Related Reading

18 Polymer Microprocessing

18.1 Polymer Materials

18.2 Polymer Thermal Properties

18.3 Thick-Resist Lithography

18.4 Molding Techniques

18.5 Hot Embossing

18.6 Nanoimprint Lithography

18.7 Masters for Replication

18.8 Processing on Polymers

18.9 Polymer Bonding

18.10 Polymer Devices

18.11 Polymer Overview

18.12 Exercises

References and Related Reading

19 Glass Microprocessing

19.1 Structure and Properties of Glasses

19.2 Glass Substrates

19.3 General Processing Issues with Glasses

19.4 Glass Etching

19.5 Glass Bonding

19.6 Glass Devices

19.7 Specialty Glasses

19.8 Exercises

References and Further Reading

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