CN111584368A - Method for forming concave points at top end of high-density micro indium column array for infrared focal plane device - Google Patents

Method for forming concave points at top end of high-density micro indium column array for infrared focal plane device Download PDF

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CN111584368A
CN111584368A CN202010324633.3A CN202010324633A CN111584368A CN 111584368 A CN111584368 A CN 111584368A CN 202010324633 A CN202010324633 A CN 202010324633A CN 111584368 A CN111584368 A CN 111584368A
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The invention discloses a method for forming concave points at the top end of a high-density micro indium column array for an infrared focal plane device. The invention is characterized in that; the technology is mature, the use is novel, the difficulty and the problem of the hybrid interconnection of the infrared focal plane devices are well solved, and the requirements of the area array devices can be better met.

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Method for forming concave points at top end of high-density micro indium column array for infrared focal plane device
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of semiconductor devices, in particular to the field of manufacturing of infrared focal plane array devices. In particular to a method for forming concave points at the top end of a high-density micro indium column array on a silicon (Si) signal processing circuit chip and a sapphire circuit substrate chip in the manufacturing of an infrared focal plane array device.
Technical Field
One of the main performance parameters of an infrared focal plane array device is its imaging spatial resolution. The imaging spatial resolution characteristics of an infrared focal plane array device depend on the number of photosensitive elements included and their arrangement. An M x N photo-sensitive element infrared focal plane array device contains M x N (M and N are positive integers) pixels.
The infrared focal plane array device mainly adopts a hybrid structure, and the hybrid structure realizes mechanical and electrical connection of a manufactured MxN photosensitive element array chip and a silicon signal processing circuit chip with MxN input nodes through an indium column array, so that signal sensitivity, signal reading and electronic scanning are completed in one device. The hybrid structure has the advantages that the infrared detector array chip and the silicon signal processing circuit can be respectively subjected to process improvement and performance selection, so that the overall performance of the infrared focal plane array device is ensured to be optimized. However, the realization of the hybrid structure is difficult, and one of the key points is to grow indium column arrays with high density, fine diameter, sufficient height and good consistency on the infrared detector array chip and the silicon signal processing circuit chip respectively so as to perform hybrid interconnection.
With the development of the infrared focal plane device manufacturing industry, two-dimensional staring type 640 x 512-element, 1024 x 1024-element and above and one-dimensional scanning type 2048 x 1-element and above indium column arrays are prepared on a detector array chip, a silicon CMOS read-out circuit chip and a sapphire circuit substrate which are prepared from materials such as mercury cadmium telluride (HgCdTe), indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs), gallium nitride (GaN) and the like, the top ends of the indium columns are made into concave points, the requirement of mixing and interconnecting is facilitated, and the reliability is improved more firmly.
The technical requirements for forming the top concave points of the high-density fine indium column array for the infrared focal plane device comprise certain scale sizes, such as 128 × 128 yuan, 256 × 256 yuan, 640 × 512 yuan and the like, and high density, such as (2 × 10 yuan)4~1×105) Per cm2(ii) a Of very small diameter, e.g.
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(16-18) um; sufficient height and uniformity, e.g., (8-15) um, with height uniformity of + -1 um; sufficient recess depth, e.g., (5-7) um.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a preparation method for forming concave points at the top end of a high-density fine indium column array of an infrared focal plane device compatible with a common silicon integrated circuit process, which is used for meeting the requirement of blending and interconnection of the infrared focal plane device.
The preparation method of the high-density micro indium column array top concave point molding is realized by the following technical process:
preparing a chip; cleaning the surface, coating thick photoresist, controlling the temperature of an oven to dry the chip, exposing and developing, depositing an indium layer by vacuum evaporation, stripping the redundant indium layer by a dry method, washing the thick photoresist coated in the previous period by acetone, and forming the indium column array.
Preparing a baibao stone sheet tin sharp column; taking a white gem piece with the thickness of more than 1 mm, cutting according to the required size, cleaning two surfaces, selecting one surface to be coated with a thick photoresist, controlling the temperature of an oven to dry the white gem piece, exposing and developing, sputtering a chromium layer and a gold layer by ion beams, depositing a tin layer by vacuum evaporation, stripping redundant chromium, gold and tin layers by a dry method, washing off the thick photoresist coated in advance by acetone, forming a tin column array, and dissolving back to pull the tin column array to change the shape of a tip.
The invention mainly extrudes the pointed array on the white gem corresponding to the indium column array on the chip, separates the two slices by vacuum suction, leaves a concave shape on the top of the indium column on the chip, and forms the infrared focal plane device by the concave point on the top of the high-density micro indium column array.
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FIG. 1 is a chip process flow diagram.
Fig. 2 is a flow chart of a white gem piece process.
FIG. 3 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the alignment of a chip and a sapphire wafer to a wafer array.
FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the aligned compression of the chip and the sapphire wafer to the array of wafers.
FIG. 5 is a schematic drawing showing a vacuum suction pull-off section of the chip and the white gem piece.
FIG. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a top dimple forming process of a high-density fine indium pillar array.
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The following detailed description of the embodiments of the present invention is provided with reference to the accompanying drawings:
1. preparing a chip; coating a photoresist layer with the thickness of 14 microns, photoetching and etching a 16 multiplied by 16 micron square composite indium column hole, depositing a gold layer of about 600A by thermal evaporation, depositing an indium layer by using indium vacuum evaporation of 3-4 g, stripping a redundant indium layer and a redundant gold-indium alloy layer, leveling the end face of an indium column, corroding by nitric acid to remove the fuzz edge of the indium column, and removing the photoresist indium column array for forming (figure 1).
2. Preparing a white gem tablet; cutting 1 mm thick white gem into required size, cleaning two sides; selecting one surface to be coated with a thick photoresist, and carrying out limit exposure and development to obtain a photoetching pattern with an array aperture of 16-18 um; filling and plating a 300-400 nm metal chromium layer on the photoetched pattern by using an LJX700 ion beam sputtering film plating machine, and plating a 1um gold layer in situ; depositing a 15-20 um tin layer on the white gem piece by using a 300B type high vacuum coating machine; stripping redundant chromium, gold and tin layers by a wet method; drying by nitrogen; putting the tin layer into a remelting furnace at 180 ℃, touching the top end of the tin layer with the surface of the metal plate until the tin layer is pointed, closing the remelting furnace, cooling and taking down the tin layer (figure 2).
3. Chip and white gem piece yuan are aimed at the unit array through automatic device reverse welding equipment (figure 3) extrusion (figure 4), and the depth of pushing down controls about 5 ~ 7um, and reuse vacuum suction pulls open white gem piece and chip (figure 5), and chip indium post array top leaves complete concave point (figure 6).

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1. A method for forming concave points at the top end of a high-density micro indium column array for an infrared focal plane detector is characterized by comprising the following steps:
1) preparing an indium column array on the chip;
2) preparing a white gem piece; cutting a 1 mm thick sapphire sheet into required sizes, cleaning two surfaces, selecting one surface to be coated with a thick photoresist, and carrying out limit exposure and development to obtain a photoetching pattern with an array aperture of 16-18 um; filling and plating a 300-400 nm metal chromium layer on the photoetched pattern by using an LJX700 ion beam sputtering film plating machine, and plating a 1um gold layer in situ; depositing a 15-20 um tin layer on the white gem piece by using a 300B type high vacuum coating machine; stripping redundant chromium, gold and tin layers by a wet method, and drying by nitrogen; putting the white gem pieces into a remelting furnace at 180 ℃, touching the top end of the tin layer with a metal plate surface until the top end is sharp, closing the remelting furnace, cooling and taking down the white gem pieces;
3) extruding the chip prepared in the step 1) and the white gem piece element prepared in the step 2) to the element array through automatic device reverse welding equipment, controlling the pressing depth to be about 5-7 um, pulling the white gem piece and the chip apart by using vacuum suction, and leaving a complete concave point at the top end of the chip indium column array.
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