Electrodeposition of Gold from a Thiosulfate-Sulfite Bath for Microelectronic Applications

  • Green T
  • Liew M
  • Roy S
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Abstract

The feasibility of using a thiosulfate-sulfite bath to electrodeposit soft gold for microelectronic applications has been investigated. This bath is stable at near-neutral pH. shows good compatibility with positive photoresists, and does not contain any additives. It was found that the bath produced gold bumps with straight sidewalls, flat top surfaces, and a good reproduction of the resist pattern was achieved. The thickness uniformity, roughness, stress, hardness, adhesion, and shape of the plated structures were found to be compatible with the requirements for a wide range of microelectronic applications, including wafer bumping.

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Green, T. A., Liew, M.-J., & Roy, S. (2003). Electrodeposition of Gold from a Thiosulfate-Sulfite Bath for Microelectronic Applications. Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 150(3), C104. https://doi.org/10.1149/1.1541006

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