Introduction to microfabrication
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Introduction to microfabrication
Wiley, 2010
2nd ed
- : cloth
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This accessible text is now fully revised and updated, providing an overview of fabrication technologies and materials needed to realize modern microdevices. It demonstrates how common microfabrication principles can be applied in different applications, to create devices ranging from nanometer probe tips to meter scale solar cells, and a host of microelectronic, mechanical, optical and fluidic devices in between. Latest developments in wafer engineering, patterning, thin films, surface preparation and bonding are covered. This second edition includes:
expanded sections on MEMS and microfluidics related fabrication issues
new chapters on polymer and glass microprocessing, as well as serial processing techniques
200 completely new and 200 modified figures
more coverage of imprinting techniques, process integration and economics of microfabrication
300 homework exercises including conceptual thinking assignments, order of magnitude estimates, standard calculations, and device design and process analysis problems
solutions to homework problems on the complementary website, as well as PDF slides of the figures and tables within the book
With clear sections separating basic principles from more advanced material, this is a valuable textbook for senior undergraduate and beginning graduate students wanting to understand the fundamentals of microfabrication. The book also serves as a handy desk reference for practicing electrical engineers, materials scientists, chemists and physicists alike.
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Table of Contents
Preface to the First Edition. Preface to the Second Edition.
Acknowledgements.
1 Introduction.
Characterization.
3 Simulation of Microfabrication Processes.
4 Silicon.
5 Thin-Film Materials and Processes.
6 Epitaxy.
7 Advanced Thin Films.
8 Pattern Generation.
9 Optical Lithography.
10 Advanced Lithography.
11 Etching.
12 Wafer Cleaning and Surface Preparation.
13 Thermal Oxidation.
14 Diffusion.
15 Ion Implantation.
16 CMP: Chemical-Mechanical Polishing.
17 Bonding.
18 Polymer Microprocessing.
19 Glass Microprocessing.
20 Anisotropic Wet Etching.
21 Deep Reactive Ion Etching.
22 Wafer Engineering.
23 Special Processes and Materials.
24 Serial Microprocessing.
25 Process Integration.
26 MOS Transistor Fabrication.
27 Bipolar Transistors.
28 Multilevel Metallization.
29 Surface Micromachining.
30 MEMS Process Integration.
31 Process Equipment.
32 Equipment for Hot Processes.
33 Vacuum and Plasmas.
34 CVD and Epitaxy Equipment.
35 Cleanrooms.
36 Yield and Reliability.
37 Economics of Microfabrication.
38 Moore's Law and Scaling Trends.
39 Microfabrication at Large.
Appendix A Properties of Silicon.
Appendix B Constants and Conversion Factors.
Appendix C Oxide and Nitride Thickness by Color.
Index.
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