Patent classifications
H01L21/76259
Method for producing a layer of solid material
A method for producing a layer of solid material includes: providing a solid body having opposing first and second surfaces, the second surface being part of the layer of solid material; generating defects by means of multiphoton excitation caused by at least one laser beam penetrating into the solid body via the second surface and acting in an inner structure of the solid body to generate a detachment plane, the detachment plane including regions with different concentrations of defects; providing a polymer layer on the solid body; and generating mechanical stress in the solid body such that a crack propagates in the solid body along the detachment plane and the layer of solid material separates from the solid body along the crack.
Method for preparing the remainder of a donor substrate, substrate produced by said method, and use of such a substrate
A method is used to prepare the remainder of a donor substrate, from which a layer has been removed by delamination in a plane weakened by ion implantation. The remainder comprises, on a main face, an annular step corresponding to a non-removed part of the donor substrate. The method comprises the deposition of a smoothing oxide on the main face of the remainder in order to fill the inner space defined by the annular step and to cover at least part of the annular step, as well as heat treatment for densification of the smoothing oxide. A substrate is produced by the method, and the substrate may be used in subsequent processes.
METHOD FOR PREPARING THE REMAINDER OF A DONOR SUBSTRATE, SUBSTRATE PRODUCED BY SAID METHOD, AND USE OF SUCH A SUBSTRATE
A method is used to prepare the remainder of a donor substrate, from which a layer has been removed by delamination in a plane weakened by ion implantation. The remainder comprises, on a main face, an annular step corresponding to a non-removed part of the donor substrate. The method comprises the deposition of a smoothing oxide on the main face of the remainder in order to fill the inner space defined by the annular step and to cover at least part of the annular step, as well as heat treatment for densification of the smoothing oxide. A substrate is produced by the method, and the substrate may be used in subsequent processes.
Semiconductor device, method of manufacturing semiconductor device, and method of recycling substrate
In one embodiment, a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes forming a first semiconductor layer including impurity atoms with a first density, on a first substrate, forming a second semiconductor layer including impurity atoms with a second density higher than the first density, on the first semiconductor layer, and forming a porous layer resulting from porosification of at least a portion of the second semiconductor layer. The method further includes forming a first film including a device, on the porous layer, providing a second substrate provided with a second film including a device, and bonding the first and second substrates to sandwich the first and second films. The method further includes separating the first and second substrates from each other such that a first portion of the porous layer remains on the first substrate and a second portion of the porous layer remains on the second substrate.
FABRICATION METHOD OF A STACK OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES
This method includes the following steps: a) providing a first structure successively including a substrate, an electronic device and a dielectric layer; b) providing a second structure successively including a substrate, an active layer, an intermediate layer, a first semiconducting layer and a porous second semiconducting layer; c) bonding the first and second structures by direct bonding between the dielectric layer and the porous second semiconducting layer; d) removing the substrate of the second structure so as to expose the active layer; e) adding dopants to the first semiconducting layer or to the active layer; f) irradiating the first semiconducting layer by a pulse laser so as to thermally activate the corresponding dopants.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, AND METHOD OF RECYCLING SUBSTRATE
In one embodiment, a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes forming a first semiconductor layer including impurity atoms with a first density, on a first substrate, forming a second semiconductor layer including impurity atoms with a second density higher than the first density, on the first semiconductor layer, and forming a porous layer resulting from porosification of at least a portion of the second semiconductor layer. The method further includes forming a first film including a device, on the porous layer, providing a second substrate provided with a second film including a device, and bonding the first and second substrates to sandwich the first and second films. The method further includes separating the first and second substrates from each other such that a first portion of the porous layer remains on the first substrate and a second portion of the porous layer remains on the second substrate.
Method for manufacturing semiconductor device
A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device includes: bonding at least a part of the rear surface of a semiconductor wafer, and a supporting substrate in use of using a silane coupling agent; forming a functional structure on a front surface of the semiconductor wafer; placing a condensation point of laser light transmitted through the semiconductor wafer on a bonding interface between the semiconductor wafer and the supporting substrate, and irradiating the bonding interface with the laser light, thereby forming a fracture layer on at least a part of an outer circumferential section of the bonding interface; separating the bonding interface; and carrying out rear surface processing on the rear surface of the semiconductor wafer.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, AND METHOD OF RECYCLING SUBSTRATE
In one embodiment, a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes forming a first semiconductor layer including impurity atoms with a first density, on a first substrate, forming a second semiconductor layer including impurity atoms with a second density higher than the first density, on the first semiconductor layer, and forming a porous layer resulting from porosification of at least a portion of the second semiconductor layer. The method further includes forming a first film including a device, on the porous layer, providing a second substrate provided with a second film including a device, and bonding the first and second substrates to sandwich the first and second films. The method further includes separating the first and second substrates from each other such that a first portion of the porous layer remains on the first substrate and a second portion of the porous layer remains on the second substrate.
Method for Producing a Layer of Solid Material
A method for producing a layer of solid material includes: providing a solid body having opposing first and second surfaces, the second surface being part of the layer of solid material; generating defects by means of multiphoton excitation caused by at least one laser beam penetrating into the solid body via the second surface and acting in an inner structure of the solid body to generate a detachment plane, the detachment plane including regions with different concentrations of defects; providing a polymer layer on the solid body; and generating mechanical stress in the solid body such that a crack propagates in the solid body along the detachment plane and the layer of solid material separates from the solid body along the crack.
Removable structure and removal method using the structure
A detachable structure comprises a carrier substrate and a silicon oxide layer positioned on the substrate at a first interface. The detachable structure is notable in that: the oxide layer has a thickness of less than 200 nm; light hydrogen and/or helium species are distributed deeply and over the entire area of the structure according to an implantation profile, a maximum concentration of which is located in the thickness of the oxide layer; the total dose of implanted light species, relative to the thickness of the oxide layer, exceeds, at least by a factor of five, the solubility limit of these light species in the oxide layer.