[mems-talk] temporary bonding solutions
Brubaker Chad
C.Brubaker at EVGroup.com
Tue Nov 7 13:41:15 EST 2006
Sebastian,
It depends on the degree to which you mean "without solvents", and the degree of temperature resistance you need.
First, there are a series of thermal release tapes (two different brands - Rexpan and Revalpha) with different grades of release temperatures from 90ºC to 170ºC. They release very clean just from heat processing. Keep in mind however that these are thermal release materials - the safe operating zone is ~20 degrees below the release temperature.
A second option is Sekisui UV release tapes. These have, overall, a greater temperature resistance, but they do not appear to release as cleanly as the thermal tapes.
Finally, there are a line of materials recently developed by Brewer Science in conjunction with EVG.
These materials are spin on polymers which are also designed for a thermal release (primarily slide-off). There is no solvent required for the removal process; however, there will be some residues that need cleaning following the debond process.
A couple papers for reference:
H. Kirchberger, S. Pargfrieder, P. Kettner, C. Schaefer, "Production Proven Temporary Bonding and De-Bonding Equipment and Technology," PROC. SEMI-ECS ISTC, SemiCON China, March 15-17, 2005
S. Pillalamarri, C.Brubaker, M. Wimplinger, S. Pargfrieder, "High-Temperature Spin-On Adhesives for Temporary Wafer Bonding," PROC. IMAPS 2006, San Diego, Oct 10 - 12, 2006
Best Regards,
Chad Brubaker
EV Group invent * innovate * implement
Technology - Tel: 480.727.9635, Fax: 480.727.9700 e-mail: c.brubaker at EVGroup.com, www.EVGroup.com
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Subject: [mems-talk] temporary bonding solutions
I am looking for a temporary bonding solution that can be removed without
solvents (heat, UV.). It may be glue or adhesive tape. Does anyone know any
products like this?
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