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(Chapters 29 & 30; good to refresh 20 & 21, too) MEMS 2016 Part 1 (Chapters 29 & 30; good to refresh 20 & 21, too) sami.franssila@aalto.fi

Aspects of MEMS integration Highly 3D Often double sided DRIE vs. KOH etching Bonding often involved Wafer 1 Wafer 2

Double side alignment Double sided lithography requires DSP wafers (Double Side Polished) Some alignments are critical but not all ! Often the backside structures are large, and not critically aligned to top side features.

Alignment: diffused piezoresistors Piezoresistors have to be positioned at the maximum defelection region OK NOT OK

Alkaline anisotropic etchants Etchant KOH TMAH Rate (at 80oC) 1 µm/min 0.5 Typical concentration 40% 25% Selectivity (100):(111) 200:1 30:1 Selectivity Si:SiO2 200:1 2000:1 Selectivity Si:Si3N4 2000:1 2000:1 Etch stop factor 10 100 (1020cm-3)

Membrane formation Nitride membrane; no timing needed Timed silicon membrane; thickness depends on etch rate and wafer thickness control. Thin membrane thickness control bad. SOI wafer, membrane thickness determined by SOI device layer thickness

Boron KOH etch stop = highly doped <Si> not etched

Piezoresistive pressure sensor Boron doped p++ membrane is a passive structure ! Active elements consist of the deposited polysilicon resistors.

Thermal pressure sensor heat sink heater resistor thermopile nitride p0 p1

Thermal pressure sensor (2)

Convex corner undercutting From: Maluf

Undercut by misorientation

Membrane structures by top side micromachining

Ink jet

Ink jet (2) Process flow for ink jet: Thermal oxidation, 1 µm thick   Thermal oxidation, 1 µm thick Litho #1: chip area definition Oxide etching Boron diffusion, 2 µm deep Litho #2: chevron pattern: 1 µm width RIE of silicon, 4 µm deep Anisotropic silicon etching to undercut p++ chevrons Thermal oxidation LPCVD nitride deposition for chevron roof sealing Etchback (or polishing) of nitride LPCVD polysilicon deposition Poly doping, 20 Ohm/sq

Ink jet (4) Litho #3: poly heater pattern Polysilicon etching Aluminum sputtering Litho #4: metal pads Aluminum etching Passivation: CVD oxide 1 µm + PECVD nitride 0.3 µm Lithography #5: opening of bonding pads RIE of nitride and oxide Lithography #6: pattern for gold lift-off Evaporation of Cr/Au Lift of Cr/Au Lithography #7: fluidic inlet definition on the backside Anisotropic etching through the wafer from the back   Resist stripping and cleaning steps omitted

Generic surface MEMS structure Sacrificial material Structural material Substrate material anchor

Single mask vs. two mask cantilever Single mask process Two mask process mask #2 mask #1 mask Etch structural layer with resist mask Etch structural layer with resist mask Etch sacrificial layer without resist Etch sacrificial layer without resist

Material pairs & etchants Structural film Sacrificial film Sacrificial etch(es) polysilicon oxide HF, HF vapor silicon nitride oxide HF silicon nitride Al NaOH, H3PO4 nickel Cu HCl nickel resist oxygen plasma aluminum resist oxygen plasma gold Cu HCl gold resist oxygen plasma copper resist oxygen plasma Parylene resist acetone, other solvents SU-8 Cu HCl

Thermally excited resonator Oxide deposition Poly deposition Lithography piezores I/I piezo doping & strip Anneal I/I Au depo Litho for heater Au heater etch & strip Poly etch & strip Oxide etch Rinse & dry poly oxide

Surface micromachined microphone aluminum membrane N+ diffusion oxide Give step-by-step fabrication. Estimate dimensions. Note that profiles are Microsoft profiles, not microfabrication profiles. <Si>

Microphone (2) 0.Wafer silicon Thermal oxide 1st litho for diffusion aluminum membrane N+ diffusion oxide 0.Wafer silicon Thermal oxide 1st litho for diffusion Etch oxide & strip resist Clean N+ diffusion Etch all oxide away CVD oxide deposition 2nd litho: oxide contact open Aluminum sputtering 3rd litho: aluminum pattern Etch aluminum & strip resist Etch oxide, rinse & dry

Single mask SOI accelerometer Device silicon layer DRIE Buried oxide HF wet etch Rinse & dry Benefit of SOI: Single crystal silicon, good mechanical properties Buried layer readymade

Bulk micromechanics Wafer properties important, KOH etching 54.7o walls SOI micromechanics DRIE for patterning, isotropic oxide etching for release Surface micromechanics Deposition of 2 µm thick layers, RIE of structural layer, isotropic etching of sacrificial layer