The Effect of Mixed Abrasive Slurry on CMP of 6H-SiC Substrate

The Effect of Mixed Abrasive Slurry on CMP of 6H-SiC Substrate
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10.4028/www.scientific.net/msf.569.133
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2008-01
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Materials Science Forum
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Hojun Lee;Boumyoung Park;H. Lee;Sukhoon Jeong;H. Seo;Sukbae Joo;Haedo Jeong;H. Kim
Hojun Lee;Boumyoung Park;H. Lee;Sukhoon Jeong;H. Seo;Sukbae Joo;Haedo Jeong;H. Kim
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Hojun Lee;Boumyoung Park;H. Lee;Sukhoon Jeong;H. Seo;Sukbae Joo;Haedo Jeong;H. Kim

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Silicon carbide (SiC) is a wide band gap semiconductor being developed for high temperature, high power, and high frequency device applications. For the manufacturing of SiC to semiconductor substrate, many researchers have studied on the subject of SiC polishing. However, SiC faces many challenges for wafer preparation prior to epitaxial growth due to its high hardness and remarkable chemical inertness. A smooth and defect free substrate surface is important for obtaining good epitaxial layers. Therefore, hybrid process, chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) has been proposed to achieve epi-ready surface. In this paper, the material removal rate (MRR) is investigated to recognize how long the CMP process continues to remove a damaged layer by mechanical polishing using 100 nm sized diamond, and the authors tried to find the dependency of mechanical factors such as pressure, velocity and abrasive concentration using single abrasive slurry (SAS). Especially, the authors tried to get an epi-ready surface with mixed abrasive slurry (MAS). The addition of the 25nm sized diamond in MAS provided strong synergy between mechanical and chemical effects resulting in low subsurface damage. Through experiments with SAS and MAS, it was found that chemical effect (KOH based) was essential and atomic-bit mechanical removal was efficient to remove residual scratches in MAS. This paper concluded that SiC CMP mechanism was quite different from that of relatively soft material to achieve both of high quality surface and MRR.