Stress analysis on ultra thin ground wafers

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Grinding wafers is a well established process for thinning wafers down to 100 μm for use in smart cards and stacking chips. As a result of the mechanical process, the wafer backside is compressively stressed. In this paper, authors investigate the influence of the backside induced stress in Si wafers thinned down to ∼20μm by means of an IR time-of-flight like technique. Such aggressive thinning is a requirement for high density vias interconnect, stacked die packaging and flexible electronics.We found that the thinning process used did not add significant stress value on the thinned wafer.

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Teixeira, R. C., De Munck, K., De Moor, P., Baert, K., Swinnen, B., Van Hoof, C., & Knüttel, A. (2008). Stress analysis on ultra thin ground wafers. Journal of Integrated Circuits and Systems, 3(2), 83–89. https://doi.org/10.29292/jics.v3i2.286

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