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Dr. Emily M. True

VP of Development Engineering at Veeco Instruments Inc

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Proceedings Article | 26 March 2007 Paper

Development and characterization of a 300-mm dual-side alignment stepper

Warren Flack, Emily True, Robert Hsieh, Detlef Fuchs, Ray Ellis

Proceedings Volume 6520, 65202R (2007) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.711609

KEYWORDS: Semiconducting wafers, Optical alignment, Silicon, Packaging, Image sensors, Metrology, Overlay metrology, Lithography, Microelectromechanical systems, Wafer-level optics

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A number of new packaging technologies are driving the demand for high performance dual-side alignment (DSA) on 300 mm lithography systems. Advanced system in package (SiP) techniques will require through silicon vias to allow very high density vertical interchip wiring of multiple device stacks. These through silicon vias need to be freely placed in the device which creates a requirement for tight registration of the back-to-front side alignment. In the MEMS area, wafer level packaging is being used for applications where the device must interact with the outside environment without performance restrictions from the packaging. An example is image sensor chips where the charge-coupled device is on the front side and the electrical interconnects to the signal processing die are on the back side. This application requires dual-side alignment on a 300 mm bonded silicon glass sandwich structure. To support these packaging applications a new lithography stepper capable of dual-side alignment on 300 mm wafers has been developed. This stepper employs an innovative and flexible system for back-to-front side alignment to support a wide range of packaging applications. This paper discusses the design and integration of the alignment system on a broad band, low numerical aperture stepper. Experimental target capture for CMOS image sensor applications is shown. Dual-side overlay performance data on multiple wafers and lots is reviewed.

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