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shows the razor blade test on a silicon-  2020, pp. 41.3.1-41.3.4, doi: 10.1109/  temporary adhesives for wafer bonding
        to-glass configuration with a measured   IEDM13553.2020.9372005.          applications,” MRS Online Proc.
        crack length of 17mm. The corresponding   3.  A. Elsherbini, S. Liff, J. Swan,   Library Archive 970, doi: 10.1557/
        bond strength was determined using the   K. Jun, S. Tiagaraj, G. Pasdast,   PROC-0970-Y04-09
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        Maszara model to be >2.5J/m , which is   “Hybrid bonding interconnect for   6. G. Gao, G. Fountain, P. Enquist, C.
        greater than the bulk fracture strength   advanced heterogeneously integrated   Uzoh, L.F. Wang, S. McGrath, et al.,
        of silicon. These results indicate the   processors,” IEEE 71st Elec.     “Direct Bond Interconnect (DBI®)
        PS PBM has the strong bond strength    Comp. and Tech. Conf. (ECTC),      technology as an alternative to thermal
        required for hybrid bonding and is better   2021, pp. 1014-1019, doi: 10.1109/  compression bonding,” IWLPC, Oct.
        than bonding with inorganic silicon oxide   ECTC32696.2021.00166.         2016.
        or silicon carbon nitride as the dielectric   4. R. Trichur, T. Flaim, “Temporary   7.  V. Chidambaram, P. Lianto, X. Wang,
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        (0.9-1.8Jm ) [7].                      bonding and thin wafer handling    G. See, N. Wiswell, M. Kawano,
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          This paper introduces a developmental   Dec, 2015.                      2021, pp. 426-431, doi: 10.1109/
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        constant and dissipation factor, superior   S. Pargfrieder, “High-performance
        thermal stability, and low processing and
        curing temperatures.
          The fine-pitch patterning capability of
        the PS PBM is also shown, supporting its
        use for dense die-to-die interconnection.
        With proper design and control in metal
        height, the PS PBM/Cu-Sn structure has
        demonstrated a good wafer-level hybrid
        bonding quality between metal-to-
        metal and between polymer-to-polymer
        interfaces without CMP processing for
        surface planarization. The bond strength
        for the PS PBM was then evaluated to
        be stronger than using silicon oxide as
        the dielectric. More evaluations such
        as grinding, reliability, and electrical
        performance for the hybrid bonded stack
        with PS PBM will be conducted and
        shared in the future.

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                       Biographies
                         Baron Huang is a Scientist Team Leader at Brewer Science, Inc., Rolla, MO. He has 14 years experience in
                       product development with a current focus on permanent bonding material and IC packaging polymer dielectric.
                       He has a MS in Chemistry from National Cheng Kung U. Email: bhuang@brewerscience.com
                         Mei Dong is is a Senior Research Associate of Wafer-Level Packaging - R&D Team at Brewer Science, Inc.,
                       Rolla, MO. She received her BS in Chemistry from Nankai U. and PhD in Chemistry with a focus on Polymer
                       Science from Texas A&M U.


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