WO2002073691A1 - In-situ cap and method of fabricating same for an integrated circuit device - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to an in-situ cap for an integrated circuit device such as a micromachined device and to a method of making such an in-situ cap.
- caps for integrated circuit devices such as micromachined devices are often used to protect and isolate.
- the caps are made independently of the device itself and then attached after the device fabrication is completed.
- the cap is fabricated from silicon and fastened to the devices with an organic adhesive or with an inorganic glass or metal. While this approach can be satisfactory, it does require separate processes to make the caps and then to join them to the integrated circuit devices.
- One set of joining processes applies caps to integrated circuit devices before the wafers are singulated. This requires expensive wafer scale processes and equipment. Cap stress effects can cause yield loss if the process is not tightly controlled. However, a tightly controlled wafer level process protects the delicate micromachined devices early in the manufacturing process. Another set of processes applies the caps after singulation.
- the invention results from the realization that a truly improved, more robust, simpler and less expensive in-situ cap for an integrated circuit device and method of making such a cap can be achieved by fabricating a cap in-situ on an integrated circuit device as a part of the integrated circuit fabrication process by forming a support layer on the integrated circuit device and then forming the cap structure in the support layer covering the integrated circuit element.
- This invention features a method of fabricating an in-situ cap for a micromachined device including fabricating a micromachined element on a substrate with a sacrificial support layer intact and fabricating a cap sacrificial support layer over the micromachined element.
- the cap structure is formed in the sacrificial layers covering the micromachined element and the sacrificial layers are removed within the cap structure to release the micromachined element leaving an in-situ cap integral with the device.
- forming the cap structure may include forming a cap well around the element. Forming the cap structure may also include filling the cap well to form a cap wall and covering the sacrificial layers to form a top connected with the cap wall.
- the cap may be formed with at least one hole and removing the sacrificial layers may include introducing a release agent through the hole in the cap.
- the substrate may be formed with at least one hole and removing the sacrificial layers may include introducing release agent through the hole in the substrate.
- the cap hole may be closed to seal the cap.
- a fluid filler may be introduced through the cap hole into the cap surrounding the micromachined element. The cap hole may be closed to seal in the fluid.
- the cap hole may be small and the surface tension of the fluid may prevent its escape.
- Fabricating a cap may include forming a contact on the cap.
- the micromachined element may include a switch and the contact may be a terminal of the switch.
- Fabricating a cap may also include forming a gate electrode on the cap for operating the switch.
- the fluid may be a crosslinkable material; the volume in the cap may be a vacuum; the fluid may modify a surface inside the cap.
- This invention also features a method of fabricating an in-situ cap for an integrated circuit device including fabricating an integrated circuit element on a substrate, forming a support layer over the integrated circuit element and forming a cap structure in the support layer covering the integrated circuit element.
- the method may further include removing the support layer within the cap structure.
- This invention also features a micromachined device with an in-situ cap including a substrate, a micromachined element on the substrate and an in-situ cap integral with the substrate and covering the element. There is at least one conductor extending from the element under the cap through the substrate to an external terminal.
- the cap may be filled with liquid; the liquid may be a dielectric.
- the micromachined element may include a switch; the cap may include a hole; the micromachined element may include an optical device; and the hole may be an optical port.
- the cap may include a contact; the micromachined element may include a switch; and the contact may be a terminal of the switch.
- the cap may include a gate electrode for operating the switch.
- This invention also features a micromachined device with an in-situ cap including a substrate, a micromachined element on the substrate, and an in-situ cap integral with the substrate covering the element.
- the micromachined element may be an optical device and there may be an optical port for accessing the optical device.
- the port may be in the cap.
- This invention also features a micromachined device with an in-situ cap including a substrate, a micromachined element on the substrate, and an in-situ cap integral with substrate and covering the element. There may be a liquid disposed in the cap.
- the liquid may be a dielectric.
- This invention also features an integrated circuit device with an in-situ cap including a substrate, an integrated circuit element on the substrate, and an in-situ cap integral with the substrate and covering the element. At least one conductor may extend from the element under the cap through the substrate to an external terminal.
- This invention also features an integrated circuit device with an in-situ cap including a substrate, an integrated circuit element on the substrate, and an in-situ cap integral with the substrate and covering the element.
- the integrated circuit element may be an optical device and there may be an optical port for accessing the optical device.
- This invention also features an integrated circuit device with an in-situ cap including a substrate, an integrated circuit element on the substrate, and an in-situ cap integral with the substrate and covering the element.
- a liquid may be disposed in the cap.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic side elevational sectional diagram of an integrated circuit device, namely a micromachined device, as it appears during the method of this invention just prior to release of the sacrificial support layers in the cap;
- Fig. 2 is a view similar to Fig. 1 after the release of the sacrificial support layer showing the device with in-situ cap according to this invention
- Fig. 3 is a view similar to Fig. 1 in which the micromachined switch element includes an additional terminal and counter gate on the cap;
- Fig. 4 is a view similar to Fig. 2 of the device of Fig. 3;
- Fig. 5 is a schematic side elevational sectional view of a micromachined device with in-situ cap according to this invention after packaging;
- Fig. 6 is a view similar to Fig. 5 of an integrated circuit device generally with an in-situ cap according to this invention.
- Figs. 7A and B are a flow chart of a process according to this invention.
- Fig. 1 a micromachined switch device 10 which has been fabricated in accordance with this invention as it appears just before the removal of the sacrificial layers within the in-situ cap which was formed as a part of the basic processing of the integrated circuit itself.
- the fabrication begins with the application of a silicon dioxide layer 12 onto silicon substrate 14.
- a second layer 16 of silicon dioxide is laid down on layer 12 and is then masked to permit etching of the holes 18 in layer 16. After these holes are etched they are filled with aluminum to form conductors 20, 20'. These conductors function to make electrical interconnection between the micromachined element or other integrated circuit element inside of cap 22 and external circuits.
- the third silicon dioxide layer 24 is formed on layer 16.
- Layer 24 is now masked to expose holes 26, 28, 30 and 32 which are then formed by etching. After this another metal layer is deposited on layer 24 leaving exposed holes 26, 28, 30 and 32.
- This metal such as Ru, (however any metal which provides a low and stable resistance would be suitable), is sputter deposited approximately 0.1 micron thick. This layer is masked and etched, the mask is removed and the remaining Ru metal forms contacts to the under-lying Al metal 38, 48 and 50 and at the same time forms the source 34, gate 36 and drain 38 of the micromachined element and forms the anchors 42, 44 for the wall 46 of the cap. Also pads 48 and 50 constitute the terminals to be wire bonded to external circuits. After this, a first sacrificial layer 52 is formed.
- Sacrificial layer 52 is masked to create hole 70 approximately 1/3 the thickness of the sacrificial layer and then a deposit of a metal such as Ru, (however any metal which provides a low and stable resistance would be suitable), is made to fill the hole 70 to create tip contact 72.
- Sacrificial layer 52 is masked again to expose holes communicating with Ru pads 34, 42, 44, 48 and 50.
- a thin layer of Au e.g. 1.0 micron thick, is now formed on these selected Ru pads, i.e. gold layers 60, 62, 64, 66 and 68.
- Layer 52 is masked once again to expose the space for the beam 74 and for the anchor 76 of micromachined element, switch 40.
- a gold layer is deposited to create arm 74 and post 76 as shown, and then, a second sacrificial layer 80 is added.
- Layer 80 is masked to create holes 82 which are etched right down to the gold layers 62 and 64. After this, layer 80 is masked to create the top plate 86 of cap 22 and the gold is deposited to fill wall 82 and top 86 to complete the structure of cap 22.
- cap 22 is formed with a number of holes 90 which serve to accept a release agent that is introduced through them to release the sacrificial layers 52 and 80 inside of cap 22.
- the phrase integrated circuit device or micromachined device refers generally to the assembly 10 whereas the phrase integrated circuit element or micromachined element refers to the things under the caps, e.g. switch 40.
- the complete device appears as in Fig. 2.
- This cavity can now be sealed with an epoxy or a similar sealant in holes 90 or may be left open. If switch 40, or another micromachined element or other integrated circuit element had optical portions one of more of holes 90 could be used as an optical port. Alternatively, a hole 92 through substrate 14 could be used as an optical access port.
- the cavity 94 formed in cap 22 is to contain a predetermined environment such as a vacuum or an inert gas or a dielectric liquid to assist or enhance the operation of the switch or other micromachined device or integrated circuit device protected and isolated by cap 22. If this is the case, it may be desired to seal hole 90 to keep in the fluid or seal the vacuum.
- the holes may be simply made small enough so that the surface tension of the liquid prevents leakage or evaporation.
- a reactive liquid can be used, for example, such material can polymerize to a high molecular weight material or crosslink into a gel or solid form: such products would not leak out through the hole. Examples would include reactive silicone gels, epoxies, protein/water solutions.
- a fluid can be introduced which modifies a surface in the cap such as a surface of the cap or of the micromachined device to reduce stiction, passivate or impart some specific chemical reactivity on the surfaces (biological applications). For example, HMDS (Hexamethyldisilazane) can be vapor deposited for reducing stiction.
- the integrated circuit element is not a device that needs to be free to move the sacrificial layer may not need to be removed. In fact it may be beneficial to keep it there if, for example, it has optical or electrical or thermal insulating properties that are desirable and a coefficient of expansion that is compatible or just for support.
- switch 40a may be fabricated as a double throw switch by forming another contact tip 100 and another counter gate electrode 102 directly on cap 22a.
- another step is inserted before the cap is formed.
- layer 80a is masked to provide the holes 104, 106, in which the Ru can be deposited to create tip contact 100 and counter gate electrode 102.
- the required steps are performed to create cap 22a. After removal of the sacrificial layers the device appears as shown in Fig. 4 as a fully operable micromachined double throw switch.
- device 10 or 10a is die attached at 110, Fig. 5, to a paddle or lead frame 112 whose contacts 114, 116 are wire bonded to contacts 66 and 68 with the entire device packaged in housing 120.
- the cap and the method of fabricating it is not limited to micromachined devices, but is equally applicable to other types of integrated circuit devices as shown in Fig. 6 where instead of switch 40, an integrated circuit element 122 such as an ASIC, microprocessor or the like has been encapsulated by cap 22.
- the purpose of the cap instead of just protection or isolation may have been alternatively or in addition to provide a Faraday cage by providing for example a metallized outer layer 124 and grounding it as at 126 to provide shielding.
- the method for creating the devices of Figs. 1 and 2 and Figs. 3 and 4 is shown in flow chart form in Figs. 7A and B beginning with depositing the first insulator, such as silicon dioxide, step 150, depositing the second silicon dioxide layer 152, and then masking the second layer to create holes and deposit, mask and etch a conductor layer, step 154.
- the third silicon dioxide layer is deposited and etched to create holes for the Ru to contact the conductor pads 26, 28, 30, 32, step 156.
- a metal such as Ru (however any metal which provides a low and stable resistance would be suitable), is deposited, masked and etched to form 34, 36, 38, 42, 44, 48 and 50, step 158.
- the first sacrificial layer 52 is deposited, step 160.
- the first sacrificial layer is masked and etched to create tip contact 72, and masked and etched a second time to create the holes for the beam anchor 34, cap anchors 42 and 44 and terminals 48, 50 in step 162.
- the sacrificial layer is masked again and the Au is deposited to form the beam 74, 76, terminal pads 66, 68 and the wall anchors 62, 64, steps 164 and 168.
- the second sacrificial layer is then deposited 80, step 170, and then masked and etched to create holes and deposit the wall 46, and the top of the cap 22 in step 172.
- a release agent is applied to remove the second and first sacrificial layers, step 174.
- the additional steps are added of; masking and etching the second sacrificial layer 80 to form an upper tip 100 and counter electrode 102, step 176; then depositing a metal such as Ru, (however any metal which provides a low and stable resistance would be suitable) masking and etching to define the tip 104 and counter electrode 106, step 178; this would be done between steps 170 and 172.
- Photolithography Metal- 1 Defines Source, Gate, Drain and Cap anchors
- Pho t oli t hography Tip- 1 Defines Tip- 1 Diameter and Depth
- Pho t olithography Tip-2 Defines Ru Tip fon Beam Etch Ru
- Pho t oli t hography 8ase Cut Defines beam anchors and cap anchors ton Beam Etch Base
- Pho t olithography Interconnec t Defines Interconnect, 8ond Pads, Cap Anchor
- Photolithography Metal-2 Defines Counter Gate electrode and TM* Tip
- Photolithography Interconnect Oxide Defines Oxide over Ru co isolate Ru ⁇ om Cap
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