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thermocompression bonding
2004-04-20
Paolo Bondavalli
2004-04-20
Loren St. Clair
2004-04-20
BRAD JOHNSON
thermocompression bonding
Paolo Bondavalli
2004-04-20
Hi all MEMS experts!

We are trying to perform thermocopression bonding using Karl Suss Wafer
bonder and I'd like to compare our data..
We would like to try to bond two wafers where we grew, using
electolitique growth, some Au "pillars" of different dimensions :
100X100µm², 150X150µm², 200X200µm².
The pillars thickness is around 2µm.
I used a recipe which reaches a temperature of 350°C applying a pressure
of 5 bars but it doesn't work.
The two wafers don't endure to the dicing process.
Do you think that the problem is related to the process for growing the
Au?
Is the e-beam better that electrolitique growth?
Or is simply a question of temperature?

thank you very much for suggestions.
Bye

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