TWI630985B - Manufacturing method of polishing pad conditioner - Google Patents
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本發明公開一種拋光墊修整器及其製造方法。拋光墊修整器的製造方法至少包括:提供一複合底座,複合底座包括基座以及至少一層緩衝焊料層,其中,在提供複合底座的步驟中至少包括一加熱固化處理,以形成緩衝焊料層以及基座。在形成研磨部於複合底座的步驟之前,先執行平整化步驟,以在複合底座的其中一側形成平坦表面。研磨部會形成於平坦表面上。如此,可克服因基座熱變形,致使研磨部的多個的尖端之間的高度落差過大的問題。 The invention discloses a polishing pad conditioner and a manufacturing method thereof. The manufacturing method of the polishing pad conditioner includes at least: providing a composite base comprising a base and at least one layer of a buffer solder, wherein at least one heat curing process is included in the step of providing the composite base to form a buffer solder layer and a base seat. Before the step of forming the polishing portion on the composite base, a flattening step is performed to form a flat surface on one side of the composite base. The abrasive portion is formed on a flat surface. In this way, it is possible to overcome the problem that the height difference between the plurality of tips of the polishing portion is excessive due to thermal deformation of the susceptor.
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本發明涉及一種應用於化學機械研磨製程的拋光墊修整器及其製造方法,特別是涉及一種適用於修整拋光墊之拋光墊修整器及其製造方法。 The invention relates to a polishing pad dresser applied to a chemical mechanical polishing process and a manufacturing method thereof, in particular to a polishing pad dresser suitable for dressing a polishing pad and a manufacturing method thereof.
化學機械研磨是目前平坦化半導體晶圓表面最常用的手段之一。在化學機械研磨製程中,通常會使用拋光墊配合拋光液,來拋光半導體晶圓表面。在化學機械研磨製程中,會利用拋光墊修整裝置來修整拋光墊表面,移除拋光晶圓時產生的廢料,並回復拋光墊的粗糙度,以維持拋光品質的穩定。 Chemical mechanical polishing is one of the most commonly used methods for planarizing semiconductor wafer surfaces. In a CMP process, a polishing pad is used in conjunction with a polishing solution to polish the surface of the semiconductor wafer. In the chemical mechanical polishing process, the polishing pad dressing device is used to trim the surface of the polishing pad, remove the waste generated when the wafer is polished, and restore the roughness of the polishing pad to maintain the stability of the polishing quality.
現有的拋光墊修整裝置通常包括基板以及設置於基板其中一側的鑽石研磨層。在現有製作拋光墊修整裝置的流程中,會先在基板的一平坦工作面上形成一焊料層。隨後,將鑽石顆粒平均地散佈於焊料層上,並使這些鑽石顆粒的尖端之間的高度差小於100μm。之後,在大約在1000℃的溫度下施以加熱硬焊(Brazing)處理,使鑽石顆粒可通過焊料層固定在基板的工作面上。 Existing polishing pad finishing devices typically include a substrate and a diamond abrasive layer disposed on one side of the substrate. In the prior art process of making a polishing pad finishing device, a solder layer is first formed on a flat working surface of the substrate. Subsequently, the diamond particles are evenly spread over the solder layer, and the height difference between the tips of the diamond particles is less than 100 μm. Thereafter, a brazing treatment is applied at a temperature of about 1000 ° C so that the diamond particles can be fixed to the working surface of the substrate through the solder layer.
然而,由於焊料層以及基板的熱膨脹係數不同,且在加熱硬焊處理的過程中,基板的中心與邊緣的冷卻速度不均,造成基板變形,從而導致後續硬焊後多個鑽石顆粒的尖端高度落差增加。詳細而言,基板變形會導致原本平坦的工作面變成由邊緣朝中心凸起的凸面,或者是由邊緣朝中心內凹的凹面。上凸或內凹的工作面也會使結合於工作面上的多個鑽石顆粒的尖端之間的高度落 差(約100μm至300μm)太大。若這些鑽石顆粒的尖點之間的高度落差過大(大於50μm),在修整拋光墊時,會導致拋光墊表面的平整度下降,從而影響拋光品質。隨著積體電路線寬逐漸縮減,對於拋光墊修整器的要求也隨之提高。進一步而言,在針對線寬小於45奈米以下的晶圓進行化學機械研磨製程時,拋光墊的平整性須更高,以避免刮傷(Micro-Scratches)晶圓或造成金屬線路凹陷(Dishing)及侵蝕(Erosion)的現象。 However, since the thermal expansion coefficients of the solder layer and the substrate are different, and the cooling speed of the center and the edge of the substrate is uneven during the heating and brazing process, the substrate is deformed, thereby causing the tip height of the plurality of diamond particles after the subsequent brazing. The drop has increased. In detail, the deformation of the substrate causes the originally flat working surface to become a convex surface that is convex toward the center by the edge, or a concave surface that is concave from the edge toward the center. The convex or concave working surface also causes the height between the tips of the plurality of diamond particles bonded to the working surface to fall. The difference (about 100 μm to 300 μm) is too large. If the height difference between the sharp points of these diamond particles is too large (greater than 50 μm), when the polishing pad is trimmed, the flatness of the surface of the polishing pad is lowered, thereby affecting the polishing quality. As the line width of the integrated circuit is gradually reduced, the requirements for the polishing pad conditioner are also increased. Further, when performing a chemical mechanical polishing process on a wafer having a line width of less than 45 nm, the flatness of the polishing pad must be higher to avoid scratching (Micro-Scratches) wafers or causing metal line recesses (Dishing ) and the phenomenon of erosion (Erosion).
在中華民國已公告的專利I530361中,是通過一開始就提供具有一弧形工作面的基板,以補償在硬化加熱處理過程中基板的變形量。然而,要通過加工形成具有弧形工作面的基板的加工難度較高,且精準度難以控制。 In the patent I530361, which has been published in the Republic of China, a substrate having a curved working surface is provided from the beginning to compensate for the amount of deformation of the substrate during the hardening heat treatment. However, it is difficult to process a substrate having a curved working surface by processing, and the accuracy is difficult to control.
另外,每次基板加熱時的變形量以及區域有可能會受到材料密度、焊料層材料、加熱溫度、冷卻速率等參數影響,而有所不同。因為每次基板最終的形變狀況難以預測,因此製程的參數難以控制到在每一次加熱後,都能夠使鑽石顆粒的尖點之間的高度落差符合預期的結果。 In addition, the amount of deformation and the area of each substrate heating may be affected by parameters such as material density, solder layer material, heating temperature, cooling rate, and the like. Since the final deformation condition of the substrate is difficult to predict each time, the parameters of the process are difficult to control until after each heating, the height difference between the sharp points of the diamond particles can be expected to meet the expected result.
本發明所要解決的技術問題在於,降低因基座熱變形導致拋光墊修整器表面的多個切削尖端之間的高度落差過大的問題。 The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to reduce the problem that the height difference between the plurality of cutting tips of the surface of the polishing pad conditioner is excessive due to thermal deformation of the susceptor.
為了解決上述的技術問題,本發明所採用的其中一技術方案是,提供一種拋光墊修整器的製造方法及應用其所製造的拋光墊修整器。拋光墊修整器包括複合底座以及研磨部。複合底座包括一基座以及形成於基座上的緩衝焊料層。基座的至少一表面為曲面,且緩衝焊料層覆蓋曲面。研磨部設置於複合底座上且包括一結合層以及多個分散設置於所述結合層中的研磨顆粒。多個研磨顆粒分別具有凸出結合層的一研磨表面的多個切削尖端,其中,緩衝焊料層所對應的加熱固相線溫度大於所述結合層所對應的加熱液相線溫度。 In order to solve the above technical problems, one of the technical solutions adopted by the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing a polishing pad conditioner and a polishing pad conditioner manufactured using the same. The polishing pad conditioner includes a composite base and an abrasive portion. The composite base includes a base and a buffer solder layer formed on the base. At least one surface of the pedestal is curved, and the buffer solder layer covers the curved surface. The grinding portion is disposed on the composite base and includes a bonding layer and a plurality of abrasive particles dispersedly disposed in the bonding layer. The plurality of abrasive particles each have a plurality of cutting tips that protrude from a polishing surface of the bonding layer, wherein the temperature of the heated solidus line corresponding to the buffer solder layer is greater than the temperature of the heated liquidus corresponding to the bonding layer.
本發明所採用的另外一技術方案是,提供一種拋光墊修整器的製造方法。首先,提供一複合底座,複合底座包括基座以及形成於基座上的緩衝焊料層,其中,基座具有至少一曲面,且緩衝焊料層覆蓋曲面。接著,對複合底座執行一平整化步驟,以在複合底座的其中一側形成一平坦表面。隨後,形成一研磨部於平坦表面上,其中,研磨部包括一結合層以及多個分散設置於所述結合層中的研磨顆粒,且多個研磨顆粒分別具有凸出結合層的一研磨表面的多個切削尖端。 Another technical solution adopted by the present invention is to provide a method of manufacturing a polishing pad conditioner. First, a composite base is provided. The composite base includes a base and a buffer solder layer formed on the base, wherein the base has at least one curved surface, and the buffer solder layer covers the curved surface. Next, a planarization step is performed on the composite base to form a flat surface on one side of the composite base. Subsequently, a polishing portion is formed on the flat surface, wherein the polishing portion includes a bonding layer and a plurality of abrasive particles dispersedly disposed in the bonding layer, and the plurality of polishing particles respectively have an abrasive surface protruding from the bonding layer Multiple cutting tips.
本發明的有益效果在於,本發明技術方案所提供的拋光墊修整器及其製造方法在形成研磨部之前,先提供包括緩衝焊料層以及基座的複合底座,且在緩衝焊料層固化的過程中已經使基座預先變形而具有曲面,接著通過加工平整化步驟來形成位於複合底座其中一側的平坦表面。在形成研磨部於基座上時,由於基座已經預先經過形變,且固化的緩衝焊料層與基座結合也可限制基座的形變量,所以基座在執行加熱硬焊處理時的形變量會大幅降低。因此,研磨部的多個研磨顆粒的切削尖端的高度落差受基座熱變形影響較小,而可符合實際應用需求。 The invention has the beneficial effects that the polishing pad conditioner and the manufacturing method thereof provided by the technical solution of the present invention provide a composite base including a buffer solder layer and a pedestal before forming the polishing portion, and during the curing process of the buffer solder layer The pedestal has been previously deformed to have a curved surface, and then a flat surface on one side of the composite base is formed by processing the planarization step. When the polishing portion is formed on the pedestal, since the susceptor has been deformed in advance, and the cured buffer solder layer is combined with the pedestal to limit the deformation of the susceptor, the morphological variable of the susceptor when performing the heating brazing process Will be greatly reduced. Therefore, the height drop of the cutting tips of the plurality of abrasive particles of the grinding portion is less affected by the thermal deformation of the susceptor, and can meet the practical application requirements.
為使能更進一步瞭解本發明的特徵及技術內容,請參閱以下有關本發明的詳細說明與附圖,然而所提供的附圖僅用於提供參考與說明,並非用來對本發明加以限制。 For a better understanding of the features and technical aspects of the present invention, reference should be made to the accompanying drawings.
P1、P2、P1’、P2’、P3、P4‧‧‧拋光墊修整器 P1, P2, P1', P2', P3, P4‧‧‧ polishing pad dresser
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1a”、1a’、1a‧‧‧頂面 1a", 1a', 1a‧‧‧ top
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M1、M1’、M1”、M2、M2’、M2”、M3、M3’、M4、M4’‧‧‧複合底座 M1, M1', M1", M2, M2', M2", M3, M3', M4, M4'‧‧‧ composite base
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圖1為本發明其中一實施例的拋光墊修整器的製造方法的流程圖。 1 is a flow chart of a method of manufacturing a polishing pad conditioner of one embodiment of the present invention.
圖2A為本發明其中一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S100中的剖面示意圖。 2A is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner of FIG. 1 in step S100 of FIG. 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
圖2B為本發明其中一實施例的複合底座的剖面示意圖。 2B is a cross-sectional view of a composite chassis in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
圖2C為本發明其中一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S200中的剖面示意圖。 2C is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner of FIG. 1 in step S200 of FIG. 1.
圖2D為本發明其中一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S300中的剖面示意圖。 2D is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner of FIG. 1 in step S300 of FIG. 1.
圖2E為本發明另一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S200中的剖面示意圖。 2E is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S200 of FIG. 1 according to another embodiment of the present invention.
圖2F為本發明另一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S300中的剖面示意圖。 2F is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S300 of FIG. 1 according to another embodiment of the present invention.
圖3A為本發明另一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S100中的剖面示意圖。 3A is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S100 of FIG. 1 according to another embodiment of the present invention.
圖3B為本發明另一實施例的複合底座的剖面示意圖。 3B is a cross-sectional view of a composite base according to another embodiment of the present invention.
圖3C為本發明另一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S200中的剖面示意圖。 3C is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S200 of FIG. 1 according to another embodiment of the present invention.
圖3D為本發明另一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S300中的剖面示意圖。 3D is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S300 of FIG. 1 according to another embodiment of the present invention.
圖3E為本發明又一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S200中的剖面示意圖。 3E is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S200 of FIG. 1 according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
圖3F為本發明又一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S300中的剖面示意圖。 FIG. 3F is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S300 of FIG. 1 according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
圖4A為本發明再一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S100中的剖面示意圖。 4A is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S100 of FIG. 1 according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
圖4B為本發明再一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S200中的剖面示意圖。 4B is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S200 of FIG. 1 according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
圖4C為本發明再一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S300中的剖面示意圖。 4C is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S300 of FIG. 1 according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
圖5A為本發明其他一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S200中的剖面示意圖。 5A is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S200 of FIG. 1 according to another embodiment of the present invention.
圖5B為本發明其他一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S300中的剖面示意圖。 FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner in step S300 of FIG. 1 according to another embodiment of the present invention.
請參閱圖1、圖2A至圖2D。圖1為本發明其中一實施例的拋光墊修整器的製造方法的流程圖。圖2A至2D分別為本發明其中一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的各步驟中的剖面示意圖。 Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2A to FIG. 2D. 1 is a flow chart of a method of manufacturing a polishing pad conditioner of one embodiment of the present invention. 2A to 2D are respectively schematic cross-sectional views of the polishing pad conditioner of the embodiment of the present invention in the steps of Fig. 1.
如圖1所示,在步驟S100中,提供一複合底座,複合底座包括一基座以及形成於基座上的緩衝焊料層,其中,基座具有至少一曲面,且緩衝焊料層覆蓋曲面。 As shown in FIG. 1, in step S100, a composite base is provided. The composite base includes a base and a buffer solder layer formed on the base, wherein the base has at least one curved surface, and the buffer solder layer covers the curved surface.
請參照圖2A及圖2B,繪示提供複合底座的流程。具體而言,如圖2A所示,先形成一緩衝焊料2”於一初始基座1”上。 Referring to FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B, the flow of providing a composite base is illustrated. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 2A, a buffer solder 2 is formed on an initial pedestal 1".
初始基座1”的材料可以是鐵、鉬、鎢、不鏽鋼、因瓦合金或者鎳基超合金。在一實施例中,初始基座1”的材料為不銹鋼。另外,初始基座1”具有一頂面1a”以及一和所述頂面1a”相反的一底面1b”。在本實施例中,緩衝焊料2”是被形成於初始基座1”的頂面1a”。但在其他實施例中,緩衝焊料2”可以形成於初始基座1”的底面1b”上。 The material of the initial pedestal 1" may be iron, molybdenum, tungsten, stainless steel, invar or nickel-based superalloy. In one embodiment, the material of the initial pedestal 1" is stainless steel. Further, the initial base 1" has a top surface 1a" and a bottom surface 1b" opposite to the top surface 1a". In the present embodiment, the buffer solder 2" is formed on the top surface 1a" of the initial susceptor 1". However, in other embodiments, the buffer solder 2" may be formed on the bottom surface 1b" of the initial susceptor 1".
另外,須說明的是,在圖2A中,只是先將緩衝焊料2”形成於初始基座1”上,並未設置研磨顆粒。 In addition, it should be noted that in FIG. 2A, only the buffer solder 2" is first formed on the initial susceptor 1", and no abrasive particles are provided.
緩衝焊料2”可以是焊片(foil)、焊膏(paste)、或是膠材(如:樹脂)與焊粉的混合物。針對不同的實施態樣,可以通過目前已知的多種技術手段將緩衝焊料2”形成於初始基座1”上,本發明並不限制。 The buffer solder 2" may be a foil, a paste, or a mixture of a glue (such as a resin) and a solder powder. For different implementations, it may be through various technical means known at present. The buffer solder 2" is formed on the initial susceptor 1", and the present invention is not limited.
在其中一實施例中,當緩衝焊料2”為一焊片時,會通過點焊或膠材,將焊片固定於初始基座1”上,其中膠材例如是液態膠、噴膠或雙面膠。當直接將焊片以膠材固定在初始基座1”上時,焊片在後續的高溫熱處理中,可能會從側邊或角落翹曲,而呈現弧形。因此,在一實施例中,若是通過膠材將焊片固定在初始基座1”,在執行加熱硬焊處理的過程中,可以利用另一塊材,如:石墨塊,對焊片施加下壓的作用力,可避免焊片在加熱固化處理時,從側邊或角落翹曲。 In one embodiment, when the buffer solder 2" is a soldering piece, the soldering piece is fixed to the initial base 1" by spot welding or a glue, such as a liquid glue, a glue or a double. Face glue. When the soldering piece is directly fixed on the initial base 1" as a glue, the soldering piece may be warped from the side or the corner in the subsequent high-temperature heat treatment, and is curved. Therefore, in an embodiment, If the soldering piece is fixed to the initial base 1" by the rubber material, during the process of performing the heating brazing process, another piece of material, such as a graphite block, may be used to apply a pressing force to the soldering piece to avoid the soldering piece. Warp from the side or corner during heat curing.
在另一實施例中,緩衝焊料2”是焊粉與樹脂的混合物。在這個實施例中,有兩種方式可以將緩衝焊料2”形成於初始基座1”上。其中一種是先將焊粉和樹脂(或是其他膠料)混合而製作成類似餅狀的焊餅,再將焊餅貼附在初始基座1”的其中一表面(頂面1a”或是底面1b”)。另一種是先直接將樹脂(或是其他膠料)塗布在初始基座1”的頂面1a”或是底面1b”上,再於樹脂上灑上焊粉。前述的膠料可以是噴膠、液態膠或是雙面膠。另外,也可以先貼附雙面膠後,再於雙面膠上灑上焊粉。 In another embodiment, the buffer solder 2" is a mixture of solder powder and resin. In this embodiment, there are two ways to form the buffer solder 2" on the initial base 1". One of them is to weld first. The powder and the resin (or other rubber compound) are mixed to form a cake-like solder cake, and the solder cake is attached to one surface (top surface 1a) or bottom surface 1b" of the initial base 1". The other is to directly apply the resin (or other rubber compound) to the top surface 1a" or the bottom surface 1b" of the initial base 1", and then sprinkle the solder powder on the resin. The foregoing rubber compound may be sprayed. Liquid glue or double-sided tape. Alternatively, you can attach the double-sided tape to the double-sided tape and then apply the solder powder.
需注意的是,緩衝焊料2”的熔點不能小於後續形成研磨部的製程溫度。在一實施例中,緩衝焊料2”可以選擇適用於和初始基座1”的材料焊接的焊料。在一實施例中,當初始基座1”為不銹鋼時,緩衝焊料2”可以選擇非晶的鎳基焊料,其中,一般非晶的鎳基焊料的熔點或者所對應的固相線溫度可介於883℃至1052℃。前述的非晶鎳基焊料例如是AWS BNi5a或AWS BNi5b,其對應的固相線溫度分別是1052℃及1030℃。另外,在本實施例中,緩衝焊料2”的厚度介於25至500μm之間。 It should be noted that the melting point of the buffer solder 2" cannot be less than the process temperature of the subsequent formation of the polishing portion. In an embodiment, the buffer solder 2" may be selected to be solder suitable for soldering with the material of the initial susceptor 1". In the example, when the initial susceptor 1" is stainless steel, the buffer solder 2" may be selected from amorphous nickel-based solder, wherein the melting point of the generally amorphous nickel-based solder or the corresponding solidus temperature may be 883 ° C. Up to 1052 ° C. The aforementioned amorphous nickel-based solder is, for example, AWS BNi5a or AWS BNi5b, and the corresponding solidus temperature is 1052 ° C and 1030 ° C. In addition, in the present embodiment, the thickness of the buffer solder 2" is between Between 25 and 500 μm.
接著,請參照圖2B,執行一加熱固化處理,以使緩衝焊料2”融化後冷卻而形成一緩衝焊料層2’。初始基座1”在執行與緩衝層2’加熱固化處理後變形而形成基座1’。換言之,基座1’實際上是經過高溫而熱變形的形變基座,因而使基座1’的頂面1a’(或底面1b’)為曲面。前述的曲面可以是上弧面或下弧面。據此,複合底座M1”包括基座1’以及緩衝焊料層2’。 Next, referring to FIG. 2B, a heat curing process is performed to melt the buffer solder 2" and then form a buffer solder layer 2'. The initial susceptor 1" is deformed after performing heat curing treatment with the buffer layer 2'. Base 1'. In other words, the susceptor 1' is actually a deformed susceptor that is thermally deformed by high temperature, so that the top surface 1a' (or the bottom surface 1b') of the susceptor 1' is curved. The aforementioned curved surface may be an upper curved surface or a lower curved surface. Accordingly, the composite chassis M1" includes the susceptor 1' and the buffer solder layer 2'.
承上述,在執行加熱固化處理過程中,是將初始基座1”以及緩衝焊料2”升溫至緩衝焊料2”的對應液相線的溫度以上後再冷卻。在這個過程中,由於初始基座1”的熱膨脹係數以及緩衝焊料2”的熱膨脹係數差異,以及初始基座1”本身在中心與在外圍的冷卻速率不同,會導致初始基座1”變形,而形成一大體上呈弧形體的基座1’。在本實施例中,基座1’中心部分凸出於邊緣部分,因 而使基座1’的頂面1a’與底面1b’都形成上弧面。 According to the above, in the process of performing the heat curing process, the initial susceptor 1" and the buffer solder 2" are heated up to the temperature of the corresponding liquidus of the buffer solder 2" and then cooled. In this process, due to the initial pedestal The thermal expansion coefficient of 1" and the difference in thermal expansion coefficient of the buffer solder 2", as well as the initial susceptor 1" itself, differ from the cooling rate at the periphery, causing the initial pedestal 1" to deform, forming a substantially curved body. Base 1'. In this embodiment, the central portion of the base 1' protrudes from the edge portion due to Further, the top surface 1a' and the bottom surface 1b' of the susceptor 1' are formed with an upper curved surface.
另外,緩衝焊料2”在經過高溫熔融及冷卻之後,固著於基座1’上,而形成緩衝焊料層2’。如圖2B所示,緩衝焊料層2’配合基座1’的變形而具有弧形的外側表面2S’及弧形的內側表面,其中,弧形內側表面連接於基座1’的頂面1a’。 In addition, the buffer solder 2" is fixed on the susceptor 1' after being melted and cooled at a high temperature to form a buffer solder layer 2'. As shown in FIG. 2B, the buffer solder layer 2' is adapted to the deformation of the susceptor 1'. There is an arcuate outer side surface 2S' and an arcuate inner side surface, wherein the curved inner side surface is connected to the top surface 1a' of the base 1'.
接著,請參照圖1、圖2B以及圖2E。在步驟S200中,對複合底座執行一平整化步驟,以在複合底座的其中一側形成一平坦表面。前述的平整化步驟可以是一單面平整化步驟或者是一雙面平整化步驟。在一實施例中,可以通過磨床、刀具或砂輪來執行平整化步驟。 Next, please refer to FIG. 1 , FIG. 2B and FIG. 2E . In step S200, a planarization step is performed on the composite base to form a flat surface on one side of the composite base. The aforementioned flattening step may be a single-sided flattening step or a double-sided flattening step. In an embodiment, the planarization step can be performed by a grinder, a cutter or a grinding wheel.
具體而言,請參照圖2B。在圖2B的實施例中,是沿著圖2B中所繪示的虛線對複合底座M1”執行一雙面平整化步驟,從而形成位於複合底座M1兩相反側的平坦表面。 Specifically, please refer to FIG. 2B. In the embodiment of FIG. 2B, a double-sided planarization step is performed on the composite base M1" along the dashed line depicted in FIG. 2B to form a flat surface on opposite sides of the composite base M1.
進一步而言,在本實施例中,緩衝焊料層2’的一部分以及基座1’的一部分會被去除,從而使緩衝焊料層2的外側表面2S以及基座1的底面1b都形成平坦表面。另外,緩衝焊料層2的外側表面2S以及基座1的底面1b會大致平行。 Further, in the present embodiment, a part of the buffer solder layer 2' and a part of the susceptor 1' are removed, so that the outer side surface 2S of the buffer solder layer 2 and the bottom surface 1b of the susceptor 1 both form a flat surface. Further, the outer surface 2S of the buffer solder layer 2 and the bottom surface 1b of the susceptor 1 are substantially parallel.
也就是說,在此步驟中,通過雙面平整化步驟,可以降低緩衝焊料層2’的外側表面2S以及基座1的底面1b之間的平行度公差。在一實施例中,緩衝焊料層2的外側表面2S以及基座1的底面1b之間的平行度公差不超過20μm。 That is, in this step, the parallelism tolerance between the outer side surface 2S of the buffer solder layer 2' and the bottom surface 1b of the susceptor 1 can be reduced by the double-sided flattening step. In an embodiment, the parallelism tolerance between the outer side surface 2S of the buffer solder layer 2 and the bottom surface 1b of the susceptor 1 does not exceed 20 μm.
值得注意的是,基座1與緩衝焊料層2接觸的頂面1a’仍為一曲面,且緩衝焊料層2的厚度配合曲面的輪廓,由緩衝焊料層2的外圍朝向中央漸增或漸減。在本實施例中,由於基座1的頂面1a’為上弧面,因此,緩衝焊料層2的厚度會從外圍朝向中央漸減。另外,經過雙面平整化步驟之後,基座1的厚度則是從外圍朝向中央漸增。 It should be noted that the top surface 1a' of the susceptor 1 in contact with the buffer solder layer 2 is still a curved surface, and the thickness of the buffer solder layer 2 matches the contour of the curved surface, and gradually increases or decreases from the periphery of the buffer solder layer 2 toward the center. In the present embodiment, since the top surface 1a' of the susceptor 1 is an upper curved surface, the thickness of the buffer solder layer 2 is gradually decreased from the periphery toward the center. In addition, after the double-sided flattening step, the thickness of the susceptor 1 is gradually increased from the periphery toward the center.
請參照圖1。接著,在步驟S300中,形成一研磨部於其中一 個平坦表面上,其中,研磨部包括一結合層以及多個分散設置於結合層中的研磨顆粒,且多個研磨顆粒分別具有凸出結合層的一研磨表面的多個切削尖端。 Please refer to Figure 1. Next, in step S300, a polishing portion is formed in one of the steps On a flat surface, wherein the polishing portion includes a bonding layer and a plurality of abrasive particles dispersedly disposed in the bonding layer, and the plurality of abrasive particles respectively have a plurality of cutting tips protruding from an abrasive surface of the bonding layer.
參照圖2D,其中,圖2D為本發明其中一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的步驟S300中的剖面示意圖。如圖2D所示,在本實施例中,研磨部3是形成於緩衝焊料層2的外側表面2S上。另外,研磨部3包括結合層30以及多個分散設置於結合層30中的研磨顆粒31。前述的研磨顆粒31例如是鑽石或氮化硼。 Referring to FIG. 2D, FIG. 2D is a cross-sectional view of the polishing pad conditioner of FIG. 1 in step S300 of FIG. As shown in FIG. 2D, in the present embodiment, the polishing portion 3 is formed on the outer side surface 2S of the buffer solder layer 2. In addition, the polishing portion 3 includes a bonding layer 30 and a plurality of abrasive particles 31 dispersedly disposed in the bonding layer 30. The aforementioned abrasive particles 31 are, for example, diamond or boron nitride.
進一步而言,結合層30與緩衝焊料層2是位於基座1的相同側,且結合層30位於緩衝焊料層2的表面所構成的平坦表面(即外側表面2S)上。另外,每一個研磨顆粒31都具有凸出結合層30的一研磨表面30S的切削尖端31t。 Further, the bonding layer 30 and the buffer solder layer 2 are on the same side of the susceptor 1, and the bonding layer 30 is located on the flat surface (ie, the outer surface 2S) formed by the surface of the buffer solder layer 2. In addition, each of the abrasive particles 31 has a cutting tip 31t that protrudes from an abrasive surface 30S of the bonding layer 30.
此外,形成研磨部3於複合底座M1上的步驟可以包括:形成一結合焊料於其中一平坦表面上;設置多個研磨顆粒於基座上;以及執行一加熱硬焊處理(Brazing),以使結合焊料熔融及固化,以形成研磨部。執行加熱硬焊處理的加熱硬焊溫度不超過於執行加熱固化處理的加熱固化溫度。 In addition, the step of forming the polishing portion 3 on the composite base M1 may include: forming a bonding solder on one of the flat surfaces; providing a plurality of abrasive particles on the pedestal; and performing a brazing process to enable The solder is melted and solidified to form a polished portion. The heating brazing temperature at which the heat hardening treatment is performed does not exceed the heat curing temperature at which the heat curing treatment is performed.
詳細而言,前述的結合焊料可以是焊片、焊膏或是膠材以及焊粉的混合物。在一實施例中,當結合焊料為焊片時,會通過點焊或是膠材將焊片固定在平坦表面(即緩衝材料層的外側表面2S)上。須說明的是,若通過膠材將焊片固定在平坦表面上時,在執行加熱硬焊處理的過程中,可以利用另一塊材,如:石墨塊,對焊片施加下壓的作用力,可避免焊片在加熱硬焊處理時,從側邊或角落翹曲。 In detail, the aforementioned bonding solder may be a solder paste, a solder paste or a mixture of a glue and a solder powder. In one embodiment, when the solder is bonded to the solder tab, the solder tab is fixed to the flat surface (ie, the outer surface 2S of the buffer material layer) by spot welding or a glue. It should be noted that, if the soldering piece is fixed on a flat surface by a rubber material, another piece of material, such as a graphite block, may be used to apply a pressing force to the soldering piece during the process of performing the heating brazing process. It can prevent the soldering piece from warping from the side or corner when it is heated and brazed.
另外,在將研磨顆粒31散佈在焊片上時,可通過另一膠材將多個研磨顆粒31固定。前述用於固定多個研磨顆粒31的膠材可以是雙面膠或是通過噴灑或是塗佈而形成於焊片上的膠層。 Further, when the abrasive particles 31 are spread on the soldering piece, the plurality of abrasive particles 31 may be fixed by another adhesive material. The rubber material for fixing the plurality of abrasive particles 31 may be a double-sided tape or a glue layer formed on the soldering piece by spraying or coating.
在一實施例中,結合焊料的厚度是介於25μm至300μm之 間,可依據研磨顆粒31的尺寸大小來選擇。進一步而言,研磨顆粒31的尺寸越大,結合焊料的厚度也會越厚,但是在經過加熱硬焊處理並形成結合層30之後,結合層30不會覆蓋研磨顆粒31的切削尖端31t。 In one embodiment, the thickness of the bonded solder is between 25 μm and 300 μm , which may be selected depending on the size of the abrasive particles 31. Further, the larger the size of the abrasive particles 31, the thicker the thickness of the bonded solder, but after the heat brazing treatment and the formation of the bonding layer 30, the bonding layer 30 does not cover the cutting tip 31t of the abrasive particles 31.
須說明的是,當執行加熱硬焊處理時,加熱硬焊溫度須使結合焊料熔融,從而使多個研磨顆粒31固著在基座1上。但是,需控制加熱硬焊處理時的加熱硬焊溫度,以避免緩衝焊料層在結合焊料熔融時也一併熔融。因此,在一實施例中,執行加熱硬焊處理的加熱硬焊溫度會低於執行加熱固化處理的加熱固化溫度。 It should be noted that when the heat brazing treatment is performed, the heating brazing temperature is such that the bonding solder is melted, so that the plurality of abrasive particles 31 are fixed to the susceptor 1. However, it is necessary to control the heating brazing temperature at the time of the heating brazing treatment to prevent the buffer solder layer from being melted together when the bonding solder is melted. Therefore, in an embodiment, the heating brazing temperature at which the heat hardening treatment is performed may be lower than the heat curing temperature at which the heat curing treatment is performed.
基於上述,在本發明實施例中,結合焊料的熔點會低於緩衝焊料的熔點。進一步而言,結合焊料所對應的液相線溫度會小於緩衝焊料所對應的固相線溫度。另外,緩衝焊料所對應的固相線溫度與結合焊料所對應的液相線溫度之間的差值至少大於20℃,或者是使緩衝焊料所對應的液相線溫度高於結合焊料所對應的液相線溫度至少100℃,較能避免在執行加熱硬焊處理時,將緩衝焊料層2熔融。 Based on the above, in the embodiment of the present invention, the melting point of the bonding solder may be lower than the melting point of the buffer solder. Further, the liquidus temperature corresponding to the solder is less than the solidus temperature corresponding to the buffer solder. In addition, the difference between the solidus temperature corresponding to the buffer solder and the liquidus temperature corresponding to the solder is at least greater than 20 ° C, or the liquidus temperature corresponding to the buffer solder is higher than that corresponding to the solder. The liquidus temperature is at least 100 ° C, which makes it easier to melt the buffer solder layer 2 when performing the heat brazing treatment.
舉例而言,當緩衝焊料層2的材料選擇AWS BNi5a(對應的固相線(solidus)溫度為1052℃),結合焊料也可以是非晶的鎳基焊料,如:AWS BNi2(對應的液相線(liquidus)溫度為1024℃)或者BNi6(對應的液相線(liquidus)溫度為921℃)。 For example, when the material of the buffer solder layer 2 is AWS BNi5a (corresponding solidus temperature is 1052 ° C), the combined solder may also be an amorphous nickel-based solder, such as: AWS BNi2 (corresponding liquidus (liquidus) temperature is 1024 ° C) or BNi6 (corresponding liquidus temperature is 921 ° C).
在這個實施例中,只要能避免在執行加熱硬焊處理時將緩衝焊料層2熔融,本發明中並不限制緩衝焊料以及結合焊料的選擇。因此,形成於基座1上的多個研磨顆粒31的切削尖端31t不會因為基座1的熱變形而具有過大的高度差。也就是說,通過上述製造方法,多個研磨顆粒31的切削尖端31t可大致落在相同的水平面上。 In this embodiment, the selection of the buffer solder and the bonding of the solder is not limited in the present invention as long as the melting of the buffer solder layer 2 during the execution of the heat brazing treatment can be avoided. Therefore, the cutting tips 31t of the plurality of abrasive grains 31 formed on the susceptor 1 do not have an excessive height difference due to thermal deformation of the susceptor 1. That is, by the above manufacturing method, the cutting tips 31t of the plurality of abrasive particles 31 can substantially fall on the same horizontal plane.
如圖2D所示,本發明實施例的拋光墊修整器包括基座1、緩衝焊料層2以及研磨部3。本實施例中,基座1的頂面1a’為曲面, 而底面1b為平坦表面。緩衝焊料層2是設置於曲面上。此外,在本實施例中,曲面是一上弧面,且緩衝焊料層2的厚度是配合上弧面由外圍朝中央漸減。 As shown in FIG. 2D, the polishing pad conditioner of the embodiment of the present invention includes a susceptor 1, a buffer solder layer 2, and a polishing portion 3. In this embodiment, the top surface 1a' of the susceptor 1 is a curved surface. The bottom surface 1b is a flat surface. The buffer solder layer 2 is provided on the curved surface. Further, in the present embodiment, the curved surface is an upper curved surface, and the thickness of the buffer solder layer 2 is such that the matching upper curved surface is gradually decreased from the periphery toward the center.
研磨部3設置於基座1上,並且研磨部3和緩衝焊料層2都位於基座1的相同側。也就是說,緩衝焊料層2位於結合層30與曲面(頂面1a’)之間。 The polishing portion 3 is disposed on the susceptor 1, and the polishing portion 3 and the buffer solder layer 2 are both located on the same side of the susceptor 1. That is, the buffer solder layer 2 is located between the bonding layer 30 and the curved surface (top surface 1a').
研磨部3包括一結合層30以及多個分散設置於結合層30中的研磨顆粒31。多個研磨顆粒31分別具有凸出結合層30的一研磨表面30S的多個切削尖端31t。 The polishing portion 3 includes a bonding layer 30 and a plurality of abrasive particles 31 dispersedly disposed in the bonding layer 30. The plurality of abrasive particles 31 each have a plurality of cutting tips 31t that protrude from an abrasive surface 30S of the bonding layer 30.
若將多個切削尖端31t中的前三個高度位置最高的切削尖端31t會形成一平面,且將所述平面定義成一參考面。在經由本實施例的製造方法所形成的拋光墊修整器P1中,研磨部3的多個切削尖端31t與參考面之間的垂直高度差可不超過50μm,以符合對線寬45nm以下的半導體晶圓拋光的需求。 If the cutting edge 31t having the highest position among the first three heights among the plurality of cutting tips 31t is formed, a plane is formed, and the plane is defined as a reference plane. In the polishing pad conditioner P1 formed by the manufacturing method of the present embodiment, the vertical height difference between the plurality of cutting tips 31t of the polishing portion 3 and the reference surface may not exceed 50 μm to conform to the semiconductor crystal having a line width of 45 nm or less. The need for round polishing.
在另一實施例中,平整化步驟也可以是單面平整化步驟。請參照圖2E以及圖2F。在圖2E中,是對沿著圖2E中所繪示的虛線對複合底座M”執行一單面平整化步驟,從而在複合底座M1’的其中一側形成平坦表面。 In another embodiment, the planarization step can also be a one-sided planarization step. Please refer to FIG. 2E and FIG. 2F. In Fig. 2E, a single-sided flattening step is performed on the composite base M" along the dashed line shown in Fig. 2E to form a flat surface on one side of the composite base M1'.
具體而言,如圖2E以及圖2F所示,在執行單面平整化步驟時,緩衝焊料層2’的一部分會被去除。因此,如圖2F所示,緩衝焊料層2的外側表面2S為平坦表面,且研磨部3是形成在緩衝焊料層2的平坦表面(即外側表面2S)上。 Specifically, as shown in Fig. 2E and Fig. 2F, a part of the buffer solder layer 2' is removed when the single-sided flattening step is performed. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2F, the outer side surface 2S of the buffer solder layer 2 is a flat surface, and the polishing portion 3 is formed on the flat surface (i.e., the outer side surface 2S) of the buffer solder layer 2.
和圖2B的實施例不同的是,本實施例中,基座1’的底面1b’仍為曲面。通常基座1’的底面1b’會設有多個螺絲孔,以作為一鎖固面。在這個情況下,對於底面1b’的平面度並不要求很高,因此可以只對複合底座M”的其中一側執行平整化步驟。 Unlike the embodiment of Fig. 2B, in the present embodiment, the bottom surface 1b' of the susceptor 1' is still a curved surface. Usually, the bottom surface 1b' of the base 1' is provided with a plurality of screw holes as a locking surface. In this case, the flatness of the bottom surface 1b' is not required to be high, so that the flattening step can be performed only on one side of the composite base M".
圖3A至3D分別為本發明另一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的各步驟中的剖面示意圖。本實施例和前一實施例相同的部分不 再贅述,且相同的元件具有相同的標號。 3A to 3D are respectively schematic cross-sectional views of a polishing pad conditioner in each step of FIG. 1 according to another embodiment of the present invention. The same part of this embodiment and the previous embodiment is not Again, the same elements have the same reference numerals.
請參照圖3A,和圖2A的實施例不同的是,在本實施例中,緩衝焊料2”是形成於初始基座1”的底面1b”。接著,請參照圖3B,在進行加熱固化處理,使緩衝焊料2”熔融及冷卻固化後,形成具有緩衝焊料層2’以及基座1’的複合底座M2”。本實施例的基座1’由初始基座1”形變而大體上呈弧形體。 Referring to FIG. 3A, unlike the embodiment of FIG. 2A, in the present embodiment, the buffer solder 2" is formed on the bottom surface 1b" of the initial base 1". Next, referring to FIG. 3B, heat curing treatment is performed. After the buffer solder 2" is melted and cooled and solidified, a composite base M2" having a buffer solder layer 2' and a susceptor 1' is formed. The susceptor 1' of the present embodiment is deformed by the initial susceptor 1" and is substantially arc-shaped. Form.
然而,在本實施例中,由於緩衝焊料2”的熱膨脹係數以及基座1’的熱膨脹係數的差異,而使基座1’的頂面1a’與底面1b’都形成下弧面。另外,緩衝焊料層2’配合基座1’的變形而具有弧形的外側表面2S及弧形的內側表面(未標號),其中,弧形內側表面連接於基座1’的底面1b’。 However, in the present embodiment, the top surface 1a' and the bottom surface 1b' of the susceptor 1' form a lower curved surface due to the difference in thermal expansion coefficient of the buffer solder 2" and the thermal expansion coefficient of the susceptor 1'. The buffer solder layer 2' has a curved outer side surface 2S and an arcuate inner side surface (not numbered) in conjunction with the deformation of the susceptor 1', wherein the curved inner side surface is coupled to the bottom surface 1b' of the pedestal 1'.
請參照圖3C,在本實施例中,也是對複合底座M2”執行雙面平整化步驟,以形成兩個分別位於複合底座M2兩相反側的平坦表面,且緩衝焊料層的外側表面2S為平坦表面。 Referring to FIG. 3C, in the embodiment, the double-sided planarization step is also performed on the composite base M2" to form two flat surfaces respectively located on opposite sides of the composite base M2, and the outer surface 2S of the buffer solder layer is flat. surface.
值得注意的是,在本實施例的複合底座M2中,基座1與緩衝焊料層2接觸的底面1b’仍為一曲面,且在本實施例中,曲面為下弧面。據此,緩衝焊料層2的厚度配合底面1b’的輪廓,由緩衝焊料層2的外圍朝向中央漸增。另外,經過雙面平整化步驟去除一部分基座1’之後,基座1的頂面1a為平坦表面,且基座1的厚度是從外圍朝向中央漸減。 It should be noted that in the composite base M2 of the present embodiment, the bottom surface 1b' of the susceptor 1 in contact with the buffer solder layer 2 is still a curved surface, and in the present embodiment, the curved surface is a lower curved surface. Accordingly, the thickness of the buffer solder layer 2 matches the contour of the bottom surface 1b', and is gradually increased from the periphery of the buffer solder layer 2 toward the center. Further, after a part of the susceptor 1' is removed by the double-sided flattening step, the top surface 1a of the susceptor 1 is a flat surface, and the thickness of the susceptor 1 is gradually decreased from the periphery toward the center.
接著,請參照圖3D,形成研磨部3於基座1上。在本實施例中,研磨部3與緩衝焊料層2是分別位於基座1的兩相反側。形成研磨部3的步驟和前一實施例相似,在此並不贅述。 Next, referring to FIG. 3D, the polishing portion 3 is formed on the susceptor 1. In the present embodiment, the polishing portion 3 and the buffer solder layer 2 are located on opposite sides of the susceptor 1, respectively. The step of forming the polishing portion 3 is similar to that of the previous embodiment and will not be described herein.
在本實施例中,結合焊料為焊片或者是含有焊粉的膠材。由於基座1已經在圖3B的步驟中變形,且緩衝焊料層2也可抑制基座變形,在執行加熱硬焊處理時,即便基座1仍有些微變形,但變形的程度不致於造成多個研磨顆粒31的多個切削尖端之間的高度落差太大。 In this embodiment, the bonding solder is a soldering piece or a rubber material containing solder powder. Since the susceptor 1 has been deformed in the step of FIG. 3B, and the buffer solder layer 2 can also suppress the deformation of the susceptor, even when the susceptor 1 is slightly deformed while performing the heating brazing process, the degree of deformation does not cause much The height difference between the plurality of cutting tips of the abrasive particles 31 is too large.
請參照圖3E以及3F。在另一實施例中,也可以只對複合底座M2”的其中一側的表面(例如基座1’的頂面1a’或者緩衝焊料層2’的外側表面2S’)執行平整化步驟。 Please refer to Figures 3E and 3F. In another embodiment, the planarization step may be performed only on the surface of one side of the composite base M2" (e.g., the top surface 1a' of the susceptor 1' or the outer surface 2S' of the buffer solder layer 2').
在圖3E的實施例中,是只對基座1’的頂面1a’執行平整化步驟。據此,如圖3F所示,在複合底座M2’中,基座1的頂面1a為平坦表面,且研磨部3被形成於平坦表面上。在本實施例中,研磨部3和緩衝焊料層2’是分別位於基座1的兩相反側。另外,在本實施例中,在執行加熱硬焊處理時,位於基座1的底面1b’上的緩衝焊料層2’仍可限制基座1變形,從而減少基座1在加熱硬焊處理時的變形程度。 In the embodiment of Fig. 3E, the flattening step is performed only on the top surface 1a' of the susceptor 1'. According to this, as shown in Fig. 3F, in the composite base M2', the top surface 1a of the susceptor 1 is a flat surface, and the polishing portion 3 is formed on the flat surface. In the present embodiment, the polishing portion 3 and the buffer solder layer 2' are located on opposite sides of the susceptor 1, respectively. In addition, in the present embodiment, the buffer solder layer 2' located on the bottom surface 1b' of the susceptor 1 can still restrict the deformation of the susceptor 1 when the heat hard soldering process is performed, thereby reducing the susceptor 1 during the heat brazing process. The degree of deformation.
另外,請參照圖4A至4C,顯示本發明再一實施例的拋光墊修整器在圖1的各步驟中的剖面示意圖。本實施例中,複合底座M3’還包括兩層分別位於基座1’兩相反側的緩衝焊料層2’。 In addition, referring to Figures 4A through 4C, there are shown cross-sectional views of the polishing pad conditioner of another embodiment of the present invention in the steps of Figure 1. In this embodiment, the composite base M3' further includes two layers of buffer solder layers 2' on opposite sides of the susceptor 1'.
詳細而言,在提供複合底座的步驟中,如圖4A所示,先分別在初始基座1”的頂面1a”以及底面1b”上各形成一層緩衝焊料2”。接著,如圖4B所示,執行一加熱固化處理,使緩衝焊料2”熔融及冷卻固化後,形成兩層分別位於基座1’兩相反側緩衝焊料層2’。值得注意的是,在本實施例中,原先的初始基座1”形變,因此形變後的基座1’的頂面1a’與底面1b’皆為凸面。 In detail, in the step of providing the composite base, as shown in FIG. 4A, a buffer solder 2" is formed on each of the top surface 1a" and the bottom surface 1b" of the initial base 1", respectively. Next, as shown in FIG. 4B, a heat curing treatment is performed to melt and solidify the buffer solder 2", and then two layers of the buffer solder layer 2' on the opposite sides of the susceptor 1' are formed. It is worth noting that In the embodiment, the original initial base 1" is deformed, so that the top surface 1a' and the bottom surface 1b' of the deformed base 1' are convex.
接著,執行一平整化步驟,以使複合底座M3具有至少一平坦表面。在本實施例中,是執行雙面平整化步驟,以使位於基座1’兩側的兩層緩衝焊料層2的外側表面2S都是平坦表面。 Next, a planarization step is performed to cause the composite base M3 to have at least one flat surface. In the present embodiment, the double-sided flattening step is performed so that the outer side surfaces 2S of the two layers of the buffer solder layer 2 located on both sides of the susceptor 1' are flat surfaces.
在另一實施例中,也可以執行單面平整化步驟,以平整化位於基座1’其中一側的緩衝焊料層2’的外側表面2S’。 In another embodiment, a one-sided planarization step may also be performed to planarize the outer side surface 2S' of the buffer solder layer 2' on one side of the susceptor 1'.
隨後,如圖4C所示,將研磨部30形成於其中一緩衝焊料層2的外側表面2S上。須說明的是,在執行加熱硬焊處理時,本實施例中的兩層緩衝焊料層2可在基座1’的兩側提供作用力,以進一步抑制基座1’變形,從而減少基座1’變形的程度。據此,可避 免因基座1’的熱變形導致研磨部3的多個研磨顆粒31的切削尖端31t之間的高度落差過大的問題。 Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 4C, the polishing portion 30 is formed on the outer side surface 2S of one of the buffer solder layers 2. It should be noted that, when the heat brazing process is performed, the two layers of the buffer solder layer 2 in this embodiment can provide a force on both sides of the susceptor 1' to further suppress the deformation of the susceptor 1', thereby reducing the pedestal. 1' degree of deformation. According to this, avoidable The problem that the height difference between the cutting tips 31t of the plurality of abrasive grains 31 of the polishing portion 3 is excessively large due to thermal deformation of the susceptor 1' is not caused.
請參照圖5A及圖5B,其中圖5A與圖5B的步驟是接續圖4A。也就是說,在進行圖5A的步驟之前,會先在初始基座1”的兩相反側形成緩衝焊料2”,如圖4A所示。 Please refer to FIG. 5A and FIG. 5B, wherein the steps of FIG. 5A and FIG. 5B are continued from FIG. 4A. That is, before the step of FIG. 5A is performed, the buffer solder 2" is formed on the opposite sides of the initial susceptor 1", as shown in FIG. 4A.
和圖4B的實施例不同的是,在執行一加熱固化處理,使緩衝焊料2”熔融及冷卻固化後,原先的初始基座1”形變,從而使形變後的基座1’的頂面1a’與底面1b’皆為內凹面。 Different from the embodiment of FIG. 4B, after performing a heat curing process to melt and solidify the buffer solder 2", the original initial base 1" is deformed, so that the top surface 1a of the deformed base 1' is deformed. 'The bottom surface 1b' is a concave surface.
另外,在本實施例中,對複合底座M4’執行一單面平整化步驟,從而使去除一部份位於頂面1a’的緩衝焊料層2’。據此,在執行單面平整化步驟之後,在複合底座M4中,位於頂面1a’的緩衝焊料層2的外側表面2S為平坦表面,而位於底面1b’的緩衝焊料層2’的外側表面2S’為曲面。 Further, in the present embodiment, a single-sided flattening step is performed on the composite base M4' so that a portion of the buffer solder layer 2' located on the top surface 1a' is removed. According to this, after performing the one-sided flattening step, in the composite base M4, the outer side surface 2S of the buffer solder layer 2 on the top surface 1a' is a flat surface, and the outer surface of the buffer solder layer 2' located on the bottom surface 1b' 2S' is a curved surface.
隨後,形成研磨部3於在複合底座M4上。在本實施例中,研磨部3是位於頂面1a’的緩衝焊料層2上。如前所述,在執行加熱硬焊處理時,本實施例中的兩層緩衝焊料層2、2’仍可在基座1’的兩側提供作用力,以進一步抑制基座1’變形,從而可避免因基座1’的熱變形導致研磨部3的多個研磨顆粒31的切削尖端31t之間的高度落差過大的問題。 Subsequently, the polishing portion 3 is formed on the composite base M4. In the present embodiment, the polishing portion 3 is on the buffer solder layer 2 on the top surface 1a'. As described above, when the heat hard soldering process is performed, the two layers of the buffer solder layers 2, 2' in this embodiment can still provide a force on both sides of the susceptor 1' to further suppress the deformation of the susceptor 1'. Thereby, the problem that the height difference between the cutting tips 31t of the plurality of abrasive particles 31 of the polishing portion 3 is excessively large due to thermal deformation of the susceptor 1' can be avoided.
本發明的有益效果在於,本發明技術方案所提供的拋光墊修整器P1、P2、P1’、P2’、P3、P4及其製造方法中,是在形成研磨部3之前,先提供包括緩衝焊料層2、2’以及基座1’的複合底座M1”、M2”、M3’、M4’,且在緩衝焊料層2、2’固化的過程中已經使基座1’預先變形而具有曲面,接著通過平整化步驟來形成位於複合底座M1、M1’、M2、M2’、M3、M4其中一側的平坦表面。 The beneficial effects of the present invention are that the polishing pad conditioners P1, P2, P1', P2', P3, P4 and the manufacturing method thereof provided by the technical solution of the present invention provide the buffer solder before the polishing portion 3 is formed. The composite bases M1", M2", M3', M4' of the layers 2, 2' and the susceptor 1', and the base 1' has been pre-deformed to have a curved surface during the curing of the buffer solder layers 2, 2', A flat surface on one side of the composite base M1, M1', M2, M2', M3, M4 is then formed by a planarization step.
在形成研磨部3於複合底座M1、M1’、M2、M2’、M3、M4上時,由於基座1、1’已經預先經過形變,且固化的緩衝焊料層2、2’也可侷限基座1’的形變量,所以基座1’在加熱硬焊處理時的形 變量會大幅降低。因此,研磨部3的多個研磨顆粒31的切削尖端31r的高度落差受基座1、1’熱變形影響較小,而可符合實際應用需求。 When the polishing portion 3 is formed on the composite bases M1, M1', M2, M2', M3, M4, since the susceptors 1, 1' have been previously deformed, and the cured buffer solder layers 2, 2' can also be limited. The shape of the seat 1', so the shape of the pedestal 1' during heat hardening The variables will be greatly reduced. Therefore, the height drop of the cutting tips 31r of the plurality of abrasive particles 31 of the grinding portion 3 is less affected by the thermal deformation of the susceptors 1, 1', and can meet the practical application requirements.
以上所公開的內容僅為本發明的優選可行實施例,並非因此侷限本發明的申請專利範圍,所以凡是運用本發明說明書及附圖內容所做的等效技術變化,均包含於本發明的申請專利範圍內。 The above disclosure is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Therefore, any equivalent technical changes made by using the present specification and the contents of the drawings are included in the application of the present invention. Within the scope of the patent.
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