JP2004063817A - Chemical mechanical polishing device - Google Patents

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JP2004063817A
JP2004063817A JP2002220535A JP2002220535A JP2004063817A JP 2004063817 A JP2004063817 A JP 2004063817A JP 2002220535 A JP2002220535 A JP 2002220535A JP 2002220535 A JP2002220535 A JP 2002220535A JP 2004063817 A JP2004063817 A JP 2004063817A
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Kazusane Kanashige
金重 和実
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To overcome a problem that scratches on a wafer 37 are not eliminated by CMP since fragments of the wafer 37 are left on a polishing pad 32 which is directed upwardly in a conventional CMP (Chemical Mechanical Polishing) device 30, a problem that both of the conventional CMP device 30 and cleaning device 40 require wide floor areas in an expensive clean room since these are large devices, and a problem that the cleaning device 40 is conventionally unable to operate when the CMP device 30 is failed/inspected, resulting in that CMP device 30 is unable to operate when the cleaning device is failed/inspected. <P>SOLUTION: In a CMP device 10, the polishing pad 15 which is directed upward in the conventional CMP is directed downward. A cleaning mechanism for the wafer 13 after CMP is incorporated to enable cleaning/drying without replacing the wafer 13. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

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【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
本発明はCMP(Chemical Mechanical Polishing)装置、特に洗浄装置を内蔵したコンパクトなCMP装置に関する。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
図4は従来のCMP装置30の主要部斜視図である。定盤31の上に研磨パッド32が貼り付けられている。定盤31は熱膨張率の低いセラミック製、研磨パッド32は数μm〜数十μmの微細孔が無数にある発泡ポリウレタン製である。定盤31の上方にはスラリーノズル33があり、そこからスラリー34が研磨パッド32上に滴下されている。研磨ヘッド35の下面にはバッキング材36を介して半導体のウェハー37が貼り付けられている。ウェハー37は研磨ヘッド35により一定の荷重で研磨パッド32に押し付けられている。定盤31は一定の速さで回転している。一方研磨ヘッド35は一定の速さで回転しながら左右に往復運動をしている。したがってウェハー37は研磨パッド32の上で複雑な軌跡を描いて運動する。
【0003】
研磨パッド32上に滴下されたスラリー34はウェハー37と研磨パッド32の間に入り込み薄く引き延ばされる。ウェハー37表面の凸部分はスラリー34の化学的・機械的研磨作用により削られていく。ウェハー37の研磨くずは研磨パッド32の微細孔に溜まっていく。そして最終的にウェハー37の表面が平坦になる。
【0004】
CMPが完了したウェハー37の表面にはスラリー34残り、研磨パッド32くず、ウェハー37の研磨くず、金属不純物(図示せず)などのコンタミネーションが付着している。そこでウェハー37を図5の洗浄装置40(主要部の斜視図)に移してコンタミネーションを洗い落とす。洗浄ヘッド41の上にウェハー37を載せ、洗浄ノズル42から洗浄液43をウェハー37にかけながら、PVAスポンジのブラシ44でこすってウェハー37をきれいにする。洗浄ヘッド41もブラシ44も一定の速さで回転し、洗い残しがないようにする。洗浄液43はコンタミネーションの種類により純水、アルカリまたは酸が使われる。
【0005】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
従来のCMP装置30ではウェハー37にスクラッチ(線状の傷)が入ることがある。スクラッチの原因はスラリー34ではなく、研磨パッド32に付着したウェハー37のかけらと考えられる。従来のCMP装置30では研磨パッド32が上向きのため、ウェハー37のかけらがいつまでも研磨パッド32の上に載ったままになる。したがってCMPを進めても古いスクラッチは消えるが、新しいスクラッチが現われ、いつまでたってもスクラッチがなくならない。これが従来のCMP装置30の第一の問題である。
【0006】
図6は従来のCMP装置30と洗浄装置40の平面的なレイアウト図である。CMP装置30と洗浄装置40がインターフェース50をはさんで平面的に並んでいる。インターフェース50の働きは、CMP装置30でCMPの終わったウェハー37を洗浄装置40に送り込むことである。CMP装置30、洗浄装置40の両方とも大きな装置であるため、このようなレイアウトにより高価なクリーンルームの床を大きく占有してしまう。これが従来のCMP装置30の第二の問題である。
【0007】
従来のCMP装置30は洗浄装置40と連結されているため、CMP装置30の故障・点検のさいは洗浄装置40が遊んでしまい、洗浄装置40の故障・点検のさいはCMP装置30が遊んでしまう。そのため装置の稼動率が高くならない。これが従来のCMP装置30の第三の問題である。
【0008】
【課題を解決するための手段】
本発明のCMP装置では、従来上向きだった研磨パッドを下向きにした。これによりウェハーのかけらは研磨パッドから容易に脱落し、研磨パッドに長く残らないようになった。このためウェハーにスクラッチが付きにくくなり、たとえ付いても容易に消失するようになった。これが本発明のCMP装置の第一の特徴である。
【0009】
また本発明のCMP装置ではCMP後のウェハーの洗浄機構を内蔵した。そしてウェハーの載せ替えをしないで洗浄・乾燥ができるようにした。これにより専用の洗浄装置とインターフェースが要らなくなった。その結果装置の占有する床面積が従来の約1/2になった。これが本発明のCMP装置の第二の特徴である。
【0010】
本発明のCMP装置は各装置が単独で稼動するため、故障・点検で、ある装置が止まっても他の装置に何も影響しない。また複雑なインターフェースがないため故障が少ない。そのため設備管理がやりやすく装置の稼動率が高くできる。これが本発明のCMP装置の第三の特徴である。
【0011】
請求項1記載の発明は、スラリーを付着させた研磨パッドにウェハーをこすりつけて、ウェハーを化学的・機械的に研磨するCMP装置において、研磨パッドが下向きで、ウェハーが上向きの配置であることを特徴とするCMP装置である。
【0012】
請求項2記載の発明は、請求項1記載のCMP装置において、ウェハーのCMP後の洗浄装置が内蔵されていることを特徴とするCMP装置である。
【0013】
請求項3記載の発明は、請求項2記載のCMP装置において、洗浄装置の主要部が洗浄ノズル、洗浄水、ブラシであることを特徴とするCMP装置である。
【0014】
【発明の実施の形態】
図1は本発明のCMP装置10の主要部斜視図である。ヘッド11の上面にはバッキング材12を介して半導体のウェハー13が貼り付けられている。定盤14の下面には研磨パッド15が貼り付けられている。定盤14は熱膨張率の低いセラミック製、研磨パッド15は数μm〜数十μmの微細孔が無数にある発泡ポリウレタン製である。定盤14の下方にはスラリーノズル16があり、そこからスラリー17が研磨パッド15上に吹き付けられる。ヘッド11は一定の力で上昇し、その結果ウェハー13は一定の圧力で研磨パッド15に押し付けられる。定盤14は一定の速さで回転する。一方ヘッド11は一定の速さで回転しながら左右に往復運動をする。したがってウェハー13は研磨パッド15の上で複雑な軌跡を描いて運動する。
【0015】
図2(a)は本発明のCMP装置10でCMPをおこなうときの主要部正面図、図2(b)は本発明のCMP装置10で、内蔵の洗浄機構で洗浄をおこなうときの主要部正面図である。研磨パッド15に吹き付けられたスラリー17はウェハー13と研磨パッド15の間に入り込み薄く引き延ばされる。ウェハー13表面の凸部分はスラリー17の化学的・機械的研磨作用により削られていく。ウェハー13の研磨くずは研磨パッド15の微細孔に溜まっていく。そして最終的にウェハー13の表面が平坦になる。
【0016】
研磨中にウェハー13が欠けて、そのかけらが研磨パッド15に付着することがある。従来のCMP装置30ではウェハー37のかけらがいつまでも研磨パッド32上に残っていて、ウェハー37の表面にスクラッチをつけていた。しかし本発明のCMP装置10は従来と異なり研磨パッド15が下向きである。そのためウェハー13のかけらは容易に脱落し、研磨パッド15に長く残らない。このためウェハー13にスクラッチが付きにくく、たとえ付いても容易に消失する。これが本発明のCMP装置10の第一の特徴である。
【0017】
CMPが完了したウェハー13の表面にはスラリー17残り、研磨パッド15くず、ウェハー13の研磨くず、金属不純物(図示せず)などのコンタミネーションが付着している。そこでウェハー13を洗浄しなければならない。このとき従来は専用の洗浄装置40にウェハー37を移していたが、本発明のCMP装置10は洗浄機構を内蔵している。内蔵の洗浄機構の主要部は図2(b)の洗浄ノズル18、洗浄液19、ブラシ20である。したがって本発明のCMP装置10では、別の洗浄装置40にウェハー13を移す必要がなく、CMPから洗浄完了まで一つの装置の中で一貫して自動的におこなえる。そのため専用の洗浄装置40だけでなく、ウェハー13の載せ替えのための複雑なインターフェース50も要らない。このような複雑なインターフェース50に故障・誤動作が多いことは周知のとおりである。
【0018】
図2(b)により本発明のCMP装置10におけるウェハー13の洗浄方法を説明する。CMPが終わったらウェハー13の載ったヘッド11を下げる。次に横から洗浄ノズル18とブラシ20がウェハー13の上に出て来る。洗浄ノズル18から洗浄液19をウェハー13にかけながら、PVAスポンジのブラシ20でこすってウェハー13をきれいにする。ヘッド11もブラシ20も一定の速さで回転し、洗い残しがないようにする。洗浄液19はコンタミネーションの種類により純水、アルカリまたは酸が使われる。洗浄が終わったらヘッド11を高速回転させてウェハー13を遠心乾燥させる。
【0019】
図3は本発明のCMP装置10の平面的なレイアウト図である。CMP装置の中に洗浄機構18、19、20が内蔵されているため高価なクリーンルームの占有面積が従来の約1/2になる。これが本発明のCMP装置10の第二の特徴である。
【0020】
本発明のCMP装置10は一台ずつ単独で稼動するため、故障・点検で、あるCMP装置10が止まっても他のCMP装置10に何も影響しない。また複雑なインターフェースがないため故障が少ない。そのため設備管理がやりやすく装置の稼動率が高くできる。これが本発明のCMP装置10の第三の特徴である。
【0021】
【発明の効果】
本発明のCMP装置は研磨パッドが下向きであるため、ウェハーのかけらが容易に脱落し研磨パッドに残らない。このためウェハーにスクラッチが付きにくく、たとえ付いても容易に消失する。また洗浄機構が内蔵されているためクリーンルームの占有面積が従来の約1/2になる。さらに各装置が単独で稼動するため、故障・点検で、ある装置が止まっても他の装置に何も影響しない。また複雑なインターフェースがないため故障が少ない。そのため設備管理がやりやすく装置の稼動率を高くできる。
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】本発明のCMP装置10の主要部斜視図
【図2】本発明のCMP装置10のCMP主要部正面図と内蔵の洗浄機構の主要部正面図
【図3】本発明のCMP装置10の平面的なレイアウト図
【図4】従来のCMP装置30の主要部斜視図
【図5】従来の洗浄装置40の主要部の斜視図
【図6】従来のCMP装置30と洗浄装置40の平面的なレイアウト図
【符号の説明】
10 本発明のCMP装置
11 ヘッド
12 バッキング材
13 ウェハー
14 定盤
15 研磨パッド
16 スラリーノズル
17 スラリー
18 洗浄ノズル
19 洗浄液
20 ブラシ
30 従来のCMP装置
31 定盤
32 研磨パッド
33 スラリーノズル
34 スラリー
35 研磨ヘッド
36 バッキング材
37 ウェハー
40 従来の洗浄装置
41 洗浄ヘッド
42 洗浄ノズル
43 洗浄液
44 ブラシ
50 従来のインターフェース
[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a CMP (Chemical Mechanical Polishing) apparatus, and particularly to a compact CMP apparatus having a built-in cleaning apparatus.
[0002]
[Prior art]
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a main part of a conventional CMP apparatus 30. A polishing pad 32 is attached on a surface plate 31. The platen 31 is made of ceramic having a low coefficient of thermal expansion, and the polishing pad 32 is made of foamed polyurethane having countless micropores of several μm to several tens μm. A slurry nozzle 33 is provided above the surface plate 31, and a slurry 34 is dropped on the polishing pad 32 from the slurry nozzle 33. A semiconductor wafer 37 is attached to the lower surface of the polishing head 35 via a backing material 36. The wafer 37 is pressed against the polishing pad 32 with a constant load by the polishing head 35. The platen 31 is rotating at a constant speed. On the other hand, the polishing head 35 reciprocates right and left while rotating at a constant speed. Therefore, the wafer 37 moves along a complicated trajectory on the polishing pad 32.
[0003]
The slurry 34 dropped on the polishing pad 32 enters between the wafer 37 and the polishing pad 32 and is thinly stretched. The convex portion on the surface of the wafer 37 is scraped by the chemical and mechanical polishing action of the slurry 34. The polishing debris of the wafer 37 accumulates in the fine holes of the polishing pad 32. Finally, the surface of the wafer 37 becomes flat.
[0004]
The slurry 34 remains on the surface of the wafer 37 after the completion of the CMP, and contaminants such as the polishing pad 32 debris, the polishing debris of the wafer 37, and metal impurities (not shown) adhere to the surface. Then, the wafer 37 is transferred to the cleaning device 40 (a perspective view of a main part) of FIG. 5, and the contamination is washed away. The wafer 37 is placed on the cleaning head 41, and while the cleaning liquid 43 is applied to the wafer 37 from the cleaning nozzle 42, the wafer 37 is rubbed with a brush 44 of a PVA sponge to clean the wafer 37. Both the cleaning head 41 and the brush 44 rotate at a constant speed so that no washing is left. As the cleaning liquid 43, pure water, alkali or acid is used depending on the type of contamination.
[0005]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
In the conventional CMP apparatus 30, scratches (linear scratches) may be formed on the wafer 37. It is considered that the cause of the scratch is not the slurry 34 but fragments of the wafer 37 attached to the polishing pad 32. In the conventional CMP apparatus 30, since the polishing pad 32 faces upward, the fragments of the wafer 37 remain on the polishing pad 32 forever. Therefore, even if the CMP is advanced, the old scratch disappears, but a new scratch appears and the scratch does not disappear forever. This is the first problem of the conventional CMP apparatus 30.
[0006]
FIG. 6 is a plan layout diagram of the conventional CMP apparatus 30 and cleaning apparatus 40. The CMP device 30 and the cleaning device 40 are arranged in a plane with the interface 50 interposed therebetween. The function of the interface 50 is to send the wafer 37 that has been subjected to the CMP in the CMP apparatus 30 to the cleaning apparatus 40. Since both the CMP device 30 and the cleaning device 40 are large devices, such a layout greatly occupies the floor of an expensive clean room. This is the second problem of the conventional CMP apparatus 30.
[0007]
Since the conventional CMP apparatus 30 is connected to the cleaning apparatus 40, the cleaning apparatus 40 plays idle when the CMP apparatus 30 fails or checks, and the CMP apparatus 30 idles when the cleaning apparatus 40 fails or checks. I will. Therefore, the operation rate of the apparatus does not increase. This is the third problem of the conventional CMP apparatus 30.
[0008]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In the CMP apparatus of the present invention, the polishing pad, which was conventionally upward, is now downward. As a result, the pieces of the wafer were easily dropped from the polishing pad and did not remain on the polishing pad for a long time. This makes it difficult for the wafer to be scratched, and even if it is, it is easily lost. This is the first feature of the CMP apparatus of the present invention.
[0009]
The CMP apparatus of the present invention has a built-in mechanism for cleaning a wafer after CMP. Then, cleaning and drying can be performed without replacing the wafer. This eliminates the need for a dedicated cleaning device and interface. As a result, the floor area occupied by the apparatus has been reduced to about half of the conventional area. This is the second feature of the CMP apparatus of the present invention.
[0010]
In the CMP apparatus of the present invention, since each apparatus operates independently, even if one apparatus stops due to a failure or an inspection, the other apparatus has no effect. In addition, there are few failures because there is no complicated interface. Therefore, facility management can be performed easily, and the operation rate of the device can be increased. This is the third feature of the CMP apparatus of the present invention.
[0011]
The invention according to claim 1 is a CMP apparatus for polishing a wafer chemically and mechanically by rubbing a wafer against a polishing pad to which a slurry is attached, wherein the polishing pad is arranged downward and the wafer is arranged upward. This is a feature of the CMP apparatus.
[0012]
According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided the CMP apparatus of the first aspect, further comprising a built-in cleaning device after the wafer is subjected to the CMP.
[0013]
According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the CMP apparatus according to the second aspect, a main part of the cleaning device is a cleaning nozzle, cleaning water, and a brush.
[0014]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a main part of a CMP apparatus 10 according to the present invention. A semiconductor wafer 13 is attached to the upper surface of the head 11 via a backing material 12. A polishing pad 15 is attached to the lower surface of the surface plate 14. The platen 14 is made of ceramic having a low coefficient of thermal expansion, and the polishing pad 15 is made of foamed polyurethane having countless micropores of several μm to several tens μm. Below the platen 14 is a slurry nozzle 16 from which a slurry 17 is sprayed onto the polishing pad 15. The head 11 is raised with a constant force, so that the wafer 13 is pressed against the polishing pad 15 with a constant pressure. The platen 14 rotates at a constant speed. On the other hand, the head 11 reciprocates right and left while rotating at a constant speed. Therefore, the wafer 13 moves along a complicated trajectory on the polishing pad 15.
[0015]
FIG. 2A is a front view of a main part when performing CMP by the CMP apparatus 10 of the present invention, and FIG. 2B is a front view of a main part when cleaning is performed by the built-in cleaning mechanism of the CMP apparatus 10 of the present invention. FIG. The slurry 17 sprayed on the polishing pad 15 enters between the wafer 13 and the polishing pad 15 and is thinly stretched. The convex portion on the surface of the wafer 13 is shaved by the chemical and mechanical polishing action of the slurry 17. The polishing debris of the wafer 13 accumulates in the fine holes of the polishing pad 15. Finally, the surface of the wafer 13 becomes flat.
[0016]
During polishing, the wafer 13 may be chipped and fragments may adhere to the polishing pad 15. In the conventional CMP apparatus 30, the fragments of the wafer 37 remain on the polishing pad 32 forever, and the surface of the wafer 37 is scratched. However, unlike the conventional CMP apparatus 10, the polishing pad 15 is directed downward. Therefore, the fragments of the wafer 13 easily fall off and do not remain on the polishing pad 15 for a long time. For this reason, the scratch is not easily attached to the wafer 13, and even if it is attached, it easily disappears. This is the first feature of the CMP apparatus 10 of the present invention.
[0017]
Slurry 17 remains on the surface of the wafer 13 after the completion of CMP, and contaminants such as polishing pad 15 debris, polishing debris of the wafer 13 and metal impurities (not shown) adhere to the surface. Therefore, the wafer 13 must be cleaned. At this time, the wafer 37 is transferred to the dedicated cleaning device 40 in the past, but the CMP device 10 of the present invention has a built-in cleaning mechanism. The main parts of the built-in cleaning mechanism are a cleaning nozzle 18, a cleaning liquid 19, and a brush 20 in FIG. Therefore, in the CMP apparatus 10 of the present invention, there is no need to transfer the wafer 13 to another cleaning apparatus 40, and the processing from CMP to completion of cleaning can be performed automatically and consistently in one apparatus. Therefore, not only a dedicated cleaning device 40 but also a complicated interface 50 for replacing the wafer 13 is not required. It is well known that such a complicated interface 50 has many failures and malfunctions.
[0018]
A method for cleaning the wafer 13 in the CMP apparatus 10 according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. When the CMP is completed, the head 11 on which the wafer 13 is placed is lowered. Next, the cleaning nozzle 18 and the brush 20 come out on the wafer 13 from the side. While the cleaning liquid 19 is applied to the wafer 13 from the cleaning nozzle 18, the wafer 13 is cleaned by rubbing with a brush 20 of a PVA sponge. Both the head 11 and the brush 20 rotate at a constant speed so that no washing is left. As the cleaning liquid 19, pure water, alkali or acid is used depending on the type of contamination. After the cleaning, the head 11 is rotated at a high speed to centrifugally dry the wafer 13.
[0019]
FIG. 3 is a plan layout diagram of the CMP apparatus 10 of the present invention. Since the cleaning mechanisms 18, 19 and 20 are built in the CMP apparatus, the occupied area of the expensive clean room is reduced to about 1/2 of the conventional area. This is the second feature of the CMP apparatus 10 of the present invention.
[0020]
Since the CMP apparatuses 10 of the present invention operate independently one by one, even if one of the CMP apparatuses 10 stops due to a failure or an inspection, the other CMP apparatuses 10 have no effect. In addition, there are few failures because there is no complicated interface. Therefore, facility management can be performed easily, and the operation rate of the device can be increased. This is the third feature of the CMP apparatus 10 of the present invention.
[0021]
【The invention's effect】
In the CMP apparatus of the present invention, since the polishing pad faces downward, fragments of the wafer easily fall off and do not remain on the polishing pad. For this reason, the wafer is hardly scratched, and even if it is, it is easily lost. Further, since the cleaning mechanism is built in, the occupied area of the clean room is reduced to about half of the conventional area. Further, since each device operates independently, even if one device stops due to a failure or inspection, it does not affect other devices. In addition, there are few failures because there is no complicated interface. Therefore, facility management can be performed easily, and the operation rate of the device can be increased.
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1 is a perspective view of a main part of a CMP apparatus 10 of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a front view of a main part of a CMP apparatus 10 of the present invention and a front view of a main part of a built-in cleaning mechanism. FIG. 3 is a CMP apparatus of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a main part of a conventional cleaning apparatus 40. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a main part of a conventional cleaning apparatus 40. FIG. Planar layout diagram [Description of reference numerals]
Reference Signs List 10 CMP apparatus 11 Head 12 Backing material 13 Wafer 14 Surface plate 15 Polishing pad 16 Slurry nozzle 17 Slurry 18 Cleaning nozzle 19 Cleaning liquid 20 Brush 30 Conventional CMP apparatus 31 Surface plate 32 Polishing pad 33 Slurry nozzle 34 Slurry 35 Polishing head 36 Backing material 37 Wafer 40 Conventional cleaning device 41 Cleaning head 42 Cleaning nozzle 43 Cleaning liquid 44 Brush 50 Conventional interface

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スラリーを付着させた研磨パッドにウェハーをこすりつけて、前記ウェハーを化学的・機械的に研磨するCMP装置において、前記研磨パッドが下向きで、前記ウェハーが上向きの配置であることを特徴とするCMP装置。A CMP apparatus for chemically and mechanically polishing a wafer by rubbing the wafer against a polishing pad to which a slurry is attached, wherein the polishing pad faces downward and the wafer faces upward. . 請求項1記載のCMP装置において、前記ウェハーのCMP後の洗浄装置が内蔵されていることを特徴とするCMP装置。2. The CMP apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a cleaning device after said wafer is subjected to CMP. 請求項2記載のCMP装置において、前記洗浄装置の主要部が洗浄ノズル、洗浄水、ブラシであることを特徴とするCMP装置。3. The CMP apparatus according to claim 2, wherein main parts of said cleaning apparatus are a cleaning nozzle, cleaning water, and a brush.
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