EP2544829A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zur herstellung einer parylen-beschichtung - Google Patents
Verfahren und vorrichtung zur herstellung einer parylen-beschichtungInfo
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
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- B05D3/00—Pretreatment of surfaces to which liquids or other fluent materials are to be applied; After-treatment of applied coatings, e.g. intermediate treating of an applied coating preparatory to subsequent applications of liquids or other fluent materials
- B05D3/14—Pretreatment of surfaces to which liquids or other fluent materials are to be applied; After-treatment of applied coatings, e.g. intermediate treating of an applied coating preparatory to subsequent applications of liquids or other fluent materials by electrical means
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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Definitions
- compositions such as in the case of optoelectronic components.
- Optoelectronic components corrode by such gases and thus lead to failure of the components.
- silicone as a potting material for the encapsulation of an electrical component such as an optoelectronic device.
- silicones typically exhibit more or less high permeability to corrosive gases. Modification of silicones, such as increased incorporation of phenyl groups, may reduce permeability. However, even those modified silicones do not provide sufficient
- the known parylene coating process are therefore unsuitable, since the components must be coated in a sealed volume and a controlled vacuum or low pressure, either at very long production times or even, in the case of
- Embodiments is to provide an apparatus for performing such a method.
- a first gas is provided with Parylene monomers provided.
- the first gas with parylene monomers is conducted by means of a first nozzle to the at least one surface of the at least one component.
- the at least one component is arranged in an environment with atmospheric pressure.
- a low pressure or vacuum chamber for example, a low pressure or vacuum chamber
- Coating laboratories or a manufacturing laboratory are formed so that a device for performing the method described herein and in particular the device to be coated by means of the device during the coating with the remaining space in contact may be such that a gas and / or air exchange is possible ,
- Transport mechanism at the first nozzle during the supply of the first gas with the parylene monomers are moved past and transported without the transport mechanism in a sealed vacuum, low pressure or
- Comparable mass production of parylene-coated components in the low-pressure method using a special vacuum chamber can only be used in strip production and thereby does not achieve the quantities that can be possible with the method described here, in which arranged the at least one component in an environment with atmospheric pressure is.
- parylene, parylene and parylene polymer refer to a group
- thermoplastic polymers which have phenylene radicals linked via ethylene bridges in the 1,4-position and the
- poly-para-xylylene may also be referred to as poly-para-xylylene.
- reactive parylene monomers for example, the structure
- parylene dimers having the structural formula which may also be referred to as paracyclophane or di-para-xylylene.
- the hydrogen atoms in these can also at least
- parylene monomers and thus also the producible parylene coating, may be fluorine-substituted, so that about the
- Parylene monomers CF 2 ⁇ may have groups in place of the CH 2 groups shown above. Such parylene can
- Such conditions of use may, for example, be typical of components which are known as electronic or electronic components
- the parylene coating can advantageously a small
- the parylene coating can have a high layer thickness homogeneity as well a high adhesion to the at least one surface
- the parylene monomers are conducted to the at least one surface of the at least one component with the aid of the first gas, the parylene monomers can settle uniformly on the at least one surface to be coated independently of the surface topography of the at least one surface and polymerize thereon , This can be done with the one described here
- Wavelength range can be achieved, which can also be coupled chemically to the at least one surface.
- the high transparency for light remains for the parylene coating even after thermal stress, such as through the operation of the electrical component, and after irradiation with light in an ultraviolet wavelength range, such as in the case of an electrical component, as
- the parylene coating has a high resistance to yellowing, as can occur, for example, in silicone coatings.
- parylene dimers can be vaporized at elevated temperatures and cracked to parylene monomers in the gas phase, further by condensation from the gaseous phase on a surface
- the parylene dimers can be vaporized in particular in the first gas and split into parylene monomers.
- the first gas may have atmospheric pressure. Suitable further conditions with regard to the first gas and the required temperatures are known to the person skilled in the art and are therefore not explained further here.
- the first gas may in particular be designed as a carrier gas for the parylene monomers, so that the parylene monomers can be transported in the gas stream of the first gas with the first gas.
- the parylene monomers can be generated in the first nozzle.
- the first nozzle may, for example, have a first volume from which the parylene dimers together with the first gas are passed through a dividing wall with openings in the direction of a second volume of the first nozzle through a corresponding gas flow of the first gas.
- the first volume and / or the partition wall with the openings can have a temperature at which parylene dimers can be split into parylene monomers so that the first gas is then provided with the parylene monomers in the second volume and by means of the first nozzle continue to
- At least one surface of the at least one component can be passed.
- the conditions in the second volume of the first nozzle for example the
- Temperature or a temperature profile be chosen so that unwanted reactions of the parylene monomers within the first nozzle, so-called side reactions, can be excluded.
- a second gas can be conducted to the at least one surface.
- a plasma can be generated, so that the second gas can be conducted as a plasma stream to at least one surface.
- the second gas as a flowing, ionized gas, ie as flowing plasma, are directed to at least one surface.
- the plasma can, for example, by a
- Arc discharge can be generated in the second gas in the first or a second nozzle.
- the first nozzle or a second nozzle may have one or more electrodes.
- the second gas has an atmospheric pressure and the plasma does not have to be generated in a vacuum chamber at a reduced pressure.
- the second gas can be supplied as plasma stream with advantage to the at least one component which is arranged in an environment with atmospheric pressure.
- the plasma of the second gas advantageously has a simple applicability, for which no low-pressure chamber
- the plasma described above can also be generated in the first gas. This may mean that the first gas with parylene dimers is fed to the first nozzle and
- the plasma is generated.
- a plasma stream of the first gas can be generated.
- a second gas can also be supplied, so that the plasma can also be generated in a mixture of the first and second gases.
- the plasma may also be generated in the second gas in the manner described above and the first gas with the parylene dimers can be supplied to the plasma of the second gas. Due to the energy in the plasma of the first and / or second gas, the
- Parylene dimers are split into parylene monomers and thus provided in the first nozzle.
- the plasma stream of the first and / or second gas can be used to clean the at least one surface and / or
- Coating the at least one surface can be used.
- the at least one surface of the component can be chemically activated by the plasma stream. This may in particular mean that free, reactive molecule ends are generated in the first surface, which can undergo chemical reactions with the parylene monomers and thus be able to crosslink with them.
- this can be at least one
- Component as at least one surface, a surface of a silicone coating and / or a Silikonvergusses
- the plasma stream of the first and / or second gas can be used to generate reactive molecule ends in the silicon which can form chemical bonds with the parylene monomers.
- the second gas can be conducted by means of a second nozzle, in which the plasma is generated, as a plasma stream to the at least one surface of the at least one component.
- the plasma stream of the second gas can be passed to at least one surface before the first gas with the parylene monomers are passed to at least one surface.
- the first and second nozzles can be arranged, for example, next to each other and that
- At least one component may first be attached to the second nozzle and then transported past the first nozzle.
- the first nozzle of the second nozzle may be arranged downstream in the transport direction of the at least one component.
- the first and second nozzles can be aligned with the at least one surface of the at least one component in such a way that the second gas as plasma stream and the first gas with the parylene monomers can also be conducted simultaneously to the at least one surface, such that the plasma stream of the plasma diffuser second gas and the gas flow of the first gas with the parylene monomers on the at least one
- the temperature of the first gas with the first gas For example, the temperature of the first gas with the first gas
- Plasma flow of the second gas can be increased or kept high, so that it can be ensured that the parylene monomers not in the gas stream of the first gas but only on the at least one surface reactions go there and can cross-link to the parylene coating and polymerize.
- the first gas may be provided with the parylene monomers outside the first nozzle.
- an evaporator element can be provided in which parylene dimers are vaporized and split in a gas atmosphere with the first gas.
- Parylene monomers are transported from the evaporator element to the first nozzle.
- the plasma can furthermore be generated by means of the first nozzle, so that the second gas can be conducted by means of the first nozzle as a plasma stream to the at least one surface.
- the first gas with the parylene monomers can be fed to the plasma stream of the second gas in the first nozzle.
- the first gas can be passed with the parylene monomers with the plasma stream of the second gas to at least one surface, whereby in the first nozzle and outside the first nozzle over the at least one surface of the plasma stream and the gas stream of the first gas may overlap with the parylene monomers, which may result in the advantages described above.
- the already provided reactive parylene monomers be supplied with the first gas to the plasma, which may result in a better process control.
- the first and / or the second gas may comprise or be air, nitrogen gas, one or more noble gases, in particular, for example, argon, or a combination thereof.
- the first and second gas can be the same, which can advantageously facilitate a simplified process management.
- the first and second gas can be the same, which can advantageously facilitate a simplified process management.
- the Cover can be arranged.
- the cover can be one
- Component is open.
- the cover is open.
- the cover is open.
- the cavity of the cover may thus be a half-open cavity through one or more walls of the cover
- the first gas may be introduced with the parylene monomers.
- the second gas in particular the plasma stream of the second gas, be supplied to the cavity of the cover.
- the first and / or the second nozzle through a wall of the cover such as a
- Component opposite top of the cover protrude into the cavity.
- the cover may be arranged above the at least one component such that gas, for example first and / or second gas, can flow out of the cavity between the cover, in particular at least some of the walls delimiting the cavity, and the component.
- gas for example first and / or second gas
- the cover may be made of plastic and / or metal.
- the at least one component may be a substrate, a semiconductor wafer, an electrical component
- the electrical component comprises or may be a resistor, a capacitor, a coil, an integrated circuit (IC), an IC chip or a combination thereof.
- the optoelectronic component can be radiation-emitting and / or receiving radiation in an ultraviolet, visible and / or infrared wavelength range and, for example, a light emitting diode (LED), an infrared emitting diode (IRED), a photodiode (PD), a solar cell (SC), a photosensor, a laser diode or Have or have multiple numbers or combinations thereof.
- the at least one surface can be formed for the abovementioned components, in particular by a metal layer, for example a silver-containing layer or a silver layer, of the electrical component, for example an electrode layer.
- a metal layer for example a silver-containing layer or a silver layer
- the electrical component for example an electrode layer.
- An optoelectronic component can furthermore also have an optical element, such as an optical encapsulation and / or a lens.
- the optical element may particularly preferably comprise or be a silicone and form at least one surface. This allows the parylene coating to act as a diffusion barrier to corrosive gases that would otherwise penetrate the silicone and damage underlying elements of the device, such as silver-containing metal layers.
- a device for carrying out a method for producing a parylene coating on at least one surface of at least one component has, in particular, a first nozzle which comprises a first gas with parylene monomers for at least one
- Device comprises a transport mechanism which moves the at least one component past the nozzle during the supply of the first gas with the parylene monomers, wherein the Component is disposed in an environment of atmospheric pressure.
- the transport mechanism can be a conveyor belt, such as a conveyor belt, or a belt conveyor,
- the at least one component may have a plurality of components, which are arranged together on a metal band or in a band-shaped lead frame composite and through which
- Transport mechanism for example by rolling, to be moved past the first nozzle.
- the at least one component or the plurality of components are configured to be moved past the first nozzle.
- the device may have a cover over the at least one component, which has an open towards the at least one component cavity over the at least one component, in which the first gas with the parylene monomers is introduced through the first nozzle and on which the at least one component is moved past by the transport mechanism.
- a second gas in which a plasma is generated can additionally be conducted as plasma stream to the at least one surface, wherein the first gas with the parylene monomers is fed to the plasma stream of the second gas in the first nozzle.
- a second gas in which a Plasma is generated are conducted as a plasma stream to at least one surface.
- Device and its embodiments. This may mean that the device has one or more features,
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of a method for producing a parylene coating on at least one surface of at least one component according to an embodiment
- Figure 2 is a schematic representation of an apparatus for performing a method for producing a parylene coating on at least one surface of at least one component according to another
- FIGS 3 to 5 are schematic representations of devices according to further embodiments.
- the same or equivalent components may each have the same
- FIG. 1 shows a method 100 for producing a
- Parylene coating on at least one surface of at least one component according to an embodiment shown.
- a first gas with parylene monomers is provided in a first method step 101 of the method 100.
- a further method step 102 the component
- the first gas with the parylene monomers is passed by means of a first nozzle, so that the parylene monomers are deposited on the at least one surface.
- FIG. 2 shows an exemplary embodiment of a device 200 for carrying out a method for producing a parylene coating 2 on at least one surface 11 of at least one component 1.
- the component to be coated 1 is shown in FIG. 2
- a light-emitting diode having a Silikonverguss or an optical element, such as a lens made of silicone.
- Coating surface 11 is formed by the silicone. Alternatively or additionally, other or further surfaces may also be coated with the device 200.
- the surface to be coated may also be formed by a metal layer of the component 1, for example, a silver layer, which may serve as an electrode layer, for example.
- the component 1 is arranged in an environment with atmospheric pressure and, in particular together with the device 200, is not in a closed system, such as a vacuum or low-pressure chamber.
- the device 200 has a first nozzle 3, which comprises a first volume 31 and a second volume 32.
- the first and second volumes 31, 32 are separated by a partition wall 33 having openings 34, wherein through the
- Openings 34 gas exchange between the first and second volumes 31, 32 can take place.
- the first nozzle 3 has a gas inlet 35 for introducing a first gas into the first volume 31, as indicated by the gas flow direction 41. Further
- Gas guide elements such as pipes, pipelines and Hoses are here for clarity and not shown in the following embodiments.
- volume 31 initiated.
- the parylene dimers which are solid at sufficiently low temperatures known to those skilled in the art and may for example be in the form of a powder, may be readily disposed in the first volume 31.
- the first volume 31 then points
- a corresponding heating element For example, by a corresponding heating element to a temperature which is sufficient to evaporate at least a portion of the parylene dimers in the first volume 31.
- the parylene dimers are passed with the first gas through the openings 34 of the partition wall 33, as through the
- Gas flow direction 42 is indicated.
- the partition 33 is formed as a heating element or has a corresponding heating element, so that the passing through the openings 34 parylene dimers are split into parylene monomers.
- the first gas with the parylene monomers designated below by the reference numeral 4, can be provided.
- the second volume 32 has, for example by a
- Heating element a suitable temperature or a suitable temperature profile, which can be ensured that within the second volume 32 of the first nozzle 3 no undesirable reactions of the parylene monomers
- Embodiment can take place. Such temperature conditions depend on the parylene species used in each case and are known to the person skilled in the art. For example, in the shown Embodiment be prepared a parylene coating 2, which is formed from fluorine-substituted parylene monomers. By according to the gas flow direction 41st
- Parylene monomers 4 flows back into the first volume 31 of the first nozzle 3, but rather further to the gas outlet opening 36 and through this flows out of the first nozzle 3, as indicated by the gas flow direction 43.
- first nozzle 3 may have further or differently arranged volumes and / or a different gas guide.
- the reactive parylene monomers can thereby polymerize on the surface 11.
- parylene monomers which do not polymerize on the surface 11 can flow past the surface 11 and the component 1 and can be collected and removed, for example, by means of a suitable exhaust system.
- the at least one component 1 is shown in FIG. 1
- Embodiment along the transport direction 99 moved past the first nozzle, so that a continuous Parylene coating 2 can be applied, which is also indicated by the dotted extension of the parylene coating 2.
- the first nozzle 3 can also be moved relative to the component 1. If the expansions of the component 1 are approximately equal to or less than the cross section of the exiting from the first nozzle 3
- the component 1 may also be arranged immovably to the first nozzle 3 during the coating.
- the device 200 may include a cover 10
- FIG. 3 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a device 300 for carrying out a method for
- the device 300 has a first nozzle 3, which is designed according to the previous embodiment. Furthermore, the device 300 to the first nozzle adjacent to a second nozzle 5, wherein the first nozzle 3 of the second nozzle 5 is arranged downstream in the transport direction 99 of the component 1. This means that the at least one surface to be coated has to be coated 11 is moved first past the second nozzle 5 and then past the first nozzle 3.
- the second nozzle 5 has a first volume 51 and a second volume 52, between which a partition wall 53 with
- Openings 54 is arranged. Via a gas inlet 55 flows a second gas 6, in the illustrated embodiment
- Nitrogen gas or argon in the first volume 51, as indicated by the gas flow direction 61, and through the openings 54 of the partition wall 53 in the second volume 52, as indicated by the gas flow direction 62.
- Electrode 7 is arranged in the second volume 52, which is connected by means of an electrical supply line 71 to a high voltage source (not shown).
- the second nozzle 5 has a to the electrode 7 via a
- Plasmastrom 65 to the surface 11 of the component 1, as indicated by the gas flow direction 63.
- the plasma stream 65 of the second gas 6 on the one hand enables a cleaning of the at least one surface 11 of the component 1.
- the at least one surface 11 of the component 1 is chemically activated by the plasma stream 65, by producing reactive molecular ends in the silicone that forms the surface 11, the chemical bonds with the
- Parylene monomers can be incorporated, which are deposited by means of the first nozzle 3.
- first and second nozzles 3, 5 may be aligned relative to each other and to the surface 11 such that the plasma flow 65 of the second gas 6 and the first gas spatially overlap with the parylene monomers 4 and thus overlap, so that the
- FIG. 4 shows a device 400 according to a further exemplary embodiment.
- the device 400 has a first nozzle 3, which, like the second nozzle 5 of the previous exemplary embodiment, is designed to generate a plasma 64 in a second gas 6, as a result of which, through the gas outlet opening 36
- the first nozzle 3 has, as described above for the second nozzle 5 in FIG. 3, inter alia an electrode 7 with an electrical supply 71, an electrical
- the device 400 has a gas supply line 8, in the outside of the first nozzle 3 and produced
- Plasma 64 of the second gas 6 can be supplied in the first nozzle 3, as indicated by the gas flow direction 43.
- the first gas with the parylene monomers 4 is generated in an external evaporator element (not shown), which is shown for example in connection with the embodiment in FIG.
- the first gas with the parylene monomers 4 exits through the gas outlet opening 36 together with the plasma flow 65 of the second gas 6 and is conducted together with the plasma flow 65 to the surface 11 of the component 1.
- the plasma 64 in the first nozzle 3 can provide a heat that prevents the delivered parylene monomers from already being in the first nozzle and / or before being deposited on the surface 11
- a check of the required temperature in the second volume 32 of the first nozzle 3 can be characterized in particular by suitable Process parameters for the plasma 64 may be possible without further heating elements in the second volume 32 are necessary.
- the first gas with parylene dimers can also be conducted directly into the plasma 64 of the second gas 6 by means of the gas feed line 8 or the first gas with parylene dimers can also pass through the first gas nozzle 3 together with the second gas 6 Gas inlet 35 are supplied.
- the plasma can then also be generated, for example, in the first and second gas 6.
- the parylene dimers can be cleaved into parylene monomers.
- first gas with parylene dimers without the second gas 6 can be conducted through the gas inlet 35 into the first nozzle 3.
- the gas supply 8 is then not necessary.
- a plasma 64 can then be generated in the first gas, by which the parylene dimers are split into parylene monomers.
- the first gas can then as
- At least one surface 11 are passed.
- FIG. 5 shows a device 500 according to a further exemplary embodiment which, purely by way of example, has the first nozzle 3 according to the exemplary embodiment in FIG.
- the device 500 may also include the first nozzle 3 according to the embodiment in FIG. 2 or the first nozzle 3 and the second nozzle 5 according to the exemplary embodiment in FIG.
- the apparatus 500 further comprises for generating the plasma in the second gas in the first nozzle 3 by means of a Arc discharge to a designed as a high voltage source plasma generator 72 which is connected via the electrical lead 71 to the electrode (not shown) of the first nozzle 3.
- the apparatus 500 has an evaporator element 48 in which parylene dimers in the first gas, the
- the first gas with the parylene monomers is conducted by means of the gas feed line 8 as described in connection with FIG. 4 into the plasma stream of the second gas in the first nozzle 3.
- the device 500 also has an exhaust system (not shown) to remove impurities and unnecessary gas and gas components from the evaporator element 48 and the device 500.
- the device 500 is designed as a belt coater, a so-called “reel-to-reel” system, and has a transport mechanism 9 in the form of transport rollers, by means of which a plurality of components 1 along the
- Transport direction 99 are moved past the first nozzle 3 and transported.
- the transport of the plurality of components 1 takes place in the illustrated embodiment
- the plurality of components 1 is arranged on a metal strip in the form of a lead frame composite, which by means of
- Transport rollers of the transport mechanism 9 can be transported.
- the ladder frame composite can after the
- the components 1 in the exemplary embodiment shown are designed as optoelectronic components with silicon encapsulation, the at least one surface of the components 1 to be coated being formed by the silicone. Furthermore, other surfaces of the components 1 can be coated.
- the device 500 further comprises a cover 10 having a cavity 12 into which the first nozzle 3 protrudes, so that the first gas with the parylene monomers and in
- Plasmastrom be introduced into the cavity 12.
- Cavity 12 is bounded by walls of the cover and half-open. As shown in FIG. 5, the cavity 12 is open towards the components 1, so that the first gas introduced into the cavity 12 with the parylene monomers and the plasma flow of the second gas become the
- Components 1 is passed.
- the cover 10 is arranged so spaced above the components 1 that gas, so in the illustrated embodiment, the first and second gas, between the cover 12, that is, in particular between the cavity 12 delimiting walls, and the components 1 from the cavity 12 again can flow out.
- the majority of the components 1 are not arranged in a closed system but in an environment with atmospheric pressure.
- the cover 10 is in the illustrated embodiment made of plastic. The ones shown in connection with the figures
- Embodiments of the method and the apparatus may alternatively or additionally comprise features, embodiments, and combinations, which in the general part
- Process throughput can not be achieved with conventional low-pressure process.
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