Wafer Warpage Radius of Curvature R Highly Accurate and Fast Measurement Solution
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In the chip manufacturing process, when the coefficient of thermal expansion of the film is different from that of the wafer substrate, stress will be generated, resulting in wafer warpage, which can be calculated by measuring the radius of curvature R of the wafer warpage to see if the stress is too great and to determine whether it affects the quality of the chip.
When a single field of view measurement does not cover the entire wafer, high precision splicing with an Atometrics AM-7000 series white light interferometer can be used to solve this problem.
Dr. Yoshi is sharing with you today a practical example of white light interferometer measurement of radius of curvature of a wafer.
Figure 1 - 3D shape of wafer (stitching range: 18mmx13mm)
Figure 2 - Measurement of the radius of curvature R of a cross section of a wafer
I. High precision
Figure 3-High-precision motorized stage
The splicing accuracy of the mobile platform directly affects the splicing effect and the authenticity of the three-dimensional topography. Insufficient precision of the platform will result in picture faults,
overlapping, and discontinuous transition, leading to unreliable data of measurement results.
Different from ordinary moving platforms, AM-7000 white light interferometer adopts a high-precision motorized platform with a resolution of 0.01μm and an accuracy of 1μm+0.01L, which can realize seamless and high-precision splicing.
II. High speed
Figure 4 - Splice Settings Screen
① Splice speed up to 60mm/s;
② Splice path optimization, automatically select the shortest moving path;
③ The XY axis can be customized to the range that needs to be spliced without invalid splicing;
④ The Z-axis can set the scanning height of each field of view individually, and the splicing speed is improved again.
III. Customization
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