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MUMPsMUMPs
( ( Multi-user Manufacturing ProcessMulti-user Manufacturing Process ) )
Allows inexpensive access to siliconAllows inexpensive access to silicon
by sharing design on the same wafer by sharing design on the same wafer
PolyMUMPsPolyMUMPs
SOIMUMPsSOIMUMPsMetalMUMPsMetalMUMPs
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The baseline process of the the MUMPs program is the 3-layer
polysilicon surface micromachining process known as
PolyMUMPs
PolyMUMPS developed in Berkeley BSAC in the 80s
The basic process includes 8 lithography levels, and 7 physicallayers
– 2 mechanical and 1 electrical layer of polysilicon
– 2 sacrificial layers
– 1 electrical conduction– 1 electrical isolation layer
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• The baseline process of the the MUMPs® program
is the 3-layer polysilicon surface micromachining
process (“polysurf”) no!n as PolyMUMPs• The basic process inclu"es #$ lithography le%els&
an" ' physical layers mechanical an" * electrical layer of polysilicon
sacrificial layers
* electrical con"uction
* electrical isolation layer
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PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
Nitride Poly 0 1st Oxide Poly 1 2nd Oxide Poly 2 Metal
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Seven Physical LayersSeven Physical Layers
• +itri"e Isolation between substrate and electrical
surface layers
• Poly ,ero Electrical poly layer for ground plane or electrode formation.
Below the first mechanical layer
• irst o.i"e First sacrificial oxide layer, providing gap between poly1 andsubstrate/nitride
• Poly * First mechanical layer
• /econ" o.i"e econd sacrificial oxide layer, provides gap between second
and first polysilicon
• Poly econd mechanical layer
• Metal !rovides electrical connection to pac"age
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Eight Lithography LevelsEight Lithography Levels
• P012 450 #efines the polysilicon $ero features
• 6+7805 * 0pens points%of%contact between first polysilicon and substrate &nitride
or poly '(
• 9:MP14 ;enerates )bumps) in under%surface of poly 1 to minimi$e stiction
• P012 * 9efines first polysilicon features
• P012*<P012<=:6 0pens points%of%contact between first and second polysilicon
• 6+7805 0pens points%of%contact between second polysilicon and
substrate/nitride
• P012 9efines second polysilicon features
• M4T61 9efines location of metal features
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Common Layout Terminology Common Layout Terminology
• 1ayer a physical layer of material "eposite" "uring the fabrication
process
• 6l!ays represente" in mi.e"-case letters
• 14=41 a lithographic le%el use" to pattern a physical layer> :t may or may
not correspon" !ith a physical layer • e>g> poly*? P012*& but /econ" o.i"e is patterne" by both 6+7805 an"
P012*<P012<=:6• 6l!ays represente" in 76P:T61 letters
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Common Layout Terminology Common Layout Terminology
• 9imples small& shallo! features in the un"ersi"e of the lo!er
polysilicon layer to minimi,e the area of contact bet!een
the polysilicon an" the substrate
• 7=9@ 7hemical =apor 9eposition a metho" of "epositing layers of material through the
interaction of gases at lo! %acuum an" increase"
temperature• 6 7=9 "eposition is generally conformal - follo!s closely the un"erlying
topography
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Common Layout Terminology Common Layout Terminology
• P/;@ Phospho-silicate-glass a phosphorous containing silicon "io.i"e layer generate" by
7=9 an" use" for its fast etching properties
• /acrificial o.i"e a layer of fast etching silicon "io.i"e use" to "efine the
separation bet!een the mechanical layers an" the substrate
• 5:4@ 5eacti%e :on 4tching
a "ry physical or chemical etching metho" !hich remo%esspecific material through the interaction of gas an" plasma !ith
the !afer surface
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Common Layout Terminology Common Layout Terminology
• /tringer a ribbon of material left behin" after an 5:4 etch step>
;enerally create" at a topographic e"ge
• 1ift-off a metho" of "epositing metal !hich uses a polymer
template> The si"e!all profile of the polymer is "efine"
such that the continuity of the "eposite" metal is
interrupte" by the step& an" subseAuent insertion into a
sol%ent bath remo%es the polymer layer an" the metal
resi"ing upon it
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Common Layout Terminology Common Layout Terminology
• 5elease the last step of the process !here the sacrificial layers are
remo%e" by submersion into 8
• /tiction the sticing effect bet!een polysilicon an" the substrate
!hich occurs "uring the remo%al of the sacrificial o.i"e>
Many attempts to limit stiction& inclu"ing "imples& special
release chemicals an" processes& are trie"& some
successfully
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Why Design Rules?Why Design Rules?
• 9esign rules "efine configurations that are
allo!e" an" those !hich are not
• 9etermine" by normal manufacturing
limitations (process !in"o!) Minimum resolution of the lithography system
6lignment bet!een le%els
Topography effects of multiple layers
4tch reAuirements• /electi%ity bet!een materials
• 4tch rates
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MUMPs® Design RulesMUMPs® Design Rules
• Most process rules in MUMPs® are
Ba"%isoryB !arn of possible negati%e interactions
must be taen in conte.t of the "esign
%iolations are at UserCs ris
• 6 fe! rules are man"atory an" may not be
%iolate"
Minimum line an" spaces - "etermine" bylithographic resolution
6 fe! interle%el interactions - reAuire" by process !in"o!
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POCl3 diffusion
Silicon Substrate
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• 8ea%ily "ope" +D layer "iffuse" into
surface of starting !afer Minimi,es charge fee"-through on !afer surface
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Poly 0Nitride
POCl3 diffusion
Photoresist
Silicon Substrate
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• 1o! stress nitri"e an" poly ,ero layers are
"eposite" (blanet)> Eafer is spin coate"
!ith photoresist& a U= photo-imagable
material>
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Poly 0Nitride
POCl3 diffusion
Photoresist
Silicon Substrate
Reactive Ion Etch (RIE)
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• The photoresist is e.pose" using the firstmas le%el (P012F) an" the image is"e%elope">
• The e.pose" polysilicon is then remo%e" by
5:4 etching& transferring the P012F patternonto the !afer>
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Poly 0
Nitride
POCl3 diffusion
Silicon Substrate
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• The photoresist is strippe" in sol%ent after
etch>
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POCl3 diffusion
Di!les
Nitride" Poly 0
Photoresist
Silicon Substrate
1st Oxide
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• The first o.i"e layer (>F Gm) is "eposite"
on the !afer by lo! temperature 7=9>
• The !afer is coate" !ith photoresist an"
secon" mas le%el (9:MP14) is e.pose"an" "e%elope">
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RIE
POCl3 diffusion
Di!les
Nitride" Poly0
Photoresist
Silicon Substrate
1st Oxide
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• The "imple photoresist is strippe" an" a ne!
layer of photoresist is applie" for the thir"
mas le%el (6+7805*)> The first o.i"e is
patterne" an" then processe" through 5:4 toremo%e the o.i"e from the anchor area>
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Nitride" Poly0
POCl3 diffusion
Silicon Substrate
1st Oxide
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• The photoresist is strippe" in a sol%ent bath
an" the !afer is rea"y for poly * processing>
• 6+7805* "efine" !here poly * !ill be
attache" to the substrate& an" the thicnessof the first o.i"e "efines ho! far abo%e the
substrate (either nitri"e or polyF) poly * !ill
sit after release>
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#st O$ide"" Poly0" NitridePOCl3 diffusion
Silicon Substrate
PS% hard as&
Poly #
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• 6fter the !afer is cleane"& the first
polysilicon layer is "eposite" by 1P7=9>
6n a""itional thin P/; layer is "eposite" on
top of the poly * an" the !afer is anneale" athigh temperature to re"uce the resi"ual
stress an" "ope the poly *>
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1st Oxide"" Poly0" NitridePOCl3 diffusion
Silicon Substrate
Photoresist
PS% hard as&
Poly #
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• The !afer is coate" !ith photoresist an" the
fourth mas (P012*) is patterne"> The
!afer is 5:4 etche"& stopping on the first
o.i"e& using both the photoresist an" thinP/; (top) layer as mass for the poly *
layer>Etch
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1st Oxide"" Poly0" Nitride
Silicon Substrate
'nd O$ide
Poly #
Poly # e$!osed by
PO#*PO'*+I, etchPoly # e$!osed by
PO#*PO'*+I, etch
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• The !afer is coate" !ith photoresist an" the
fifth mas (P012*<P012<=:6) is
patterne" an" 5:4 etche"> This "efine" the
contact regions bet!een poly * an" poly >
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PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
Silicon Substrate
Photoresist
#st and 'nd O$ides etched by ,NC-OR' etch
1st Oxide"" Poly0" Nitride
'nd O$ide
Poly #
• The photoresist is strippe" an" the !afer is
recoate"> The si.th mas (6+7805) is patterne"
an" both first o.i"e an" secon" o.i"e are etche" in
one step> This "efines the region !here poly !ill
contact the substrate (either nitri"e or polyF)>
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POCl3 diffusion
Silicon Substrate
1st Oxide
PO#*PO'*+I, cutPO#*PO'*+I, cut
,NC-OR' cut
1st Oxide"" Poly0" Nitride
'nd O$ide
Poly #
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• The photoresist is strippe" an" the !afer is
rea"y for poly "eposition>
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PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
POCl3 diffusion
Silicon Substrate
Poly '
PS% hard as&
1st Oxide, Poly0" Nitride
Poly #
• The secon" polysilicon layer is "eposite" follo!e"
by a thin P/; layer> The is anneale" to re"uce the
poly stress an" "ope the poly > Hecause the 7=9
film is conformal& all the holes !ill be fille"& to
%arying "egrees& !ith poly >
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PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
POCl3 diffusion
Nitride
Silicon Substrate
Poly 1
Poly 2
PSG hard mask
Photoresist
• The !afer is coate" !ith photoresist an" the
se%enth mas (P012) is patterne"> Hoth the
photoresist an" thin P/; (har" mas) !ill mas the
5:4 etch>
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POCl3 diffusion
Nitride
Silicon Substrate
Poly 1
Poly 2
1st Oxide
2nd Oxide
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• 6fter the poly layer is etche" an" the
!afer is strippe"& the basic mechanical
structure is complete>
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POCl3 diffusionNitride
Silicon Substrate
Poly 1
Poly 2
PhotoresistMetal
Metal
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• 6 lift-off template is use" to "eposit the metal layer
on the !afer> Photoresist is patterne" using the
eighth (an" ninth) mass (M4T61) an" the metal is
"eposite"& a"hering to the poly & !here e.pose"&
an" breaing continuity as it goes o%er the photoresist step>
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POCl3 diffusion
Silicon Substrate
Metal
Metal
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• The photoresist an" remnant metal are
remo%e" by rinsing in sol%ent> The structure
is no! complete" an" rea"y for releasing>
NitridePoly 1
Poly 2
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POCl3 diffusionNitride
Silicon Substrate
Poly #
Poly '.etal
Poly 0
PolyMUMPs ProcessPolyMUMPs Process
• 6 minute soa in concentrate" 8
remo%es all the sacrificial o.i"e layers an"
releases the mo%eable mechanical parts> The
rotor is no! free to spin about the center pin&an" the stator poles are fi.e" an"
electrically acti%e>
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Release using Hydrofluoric Acid Release using Hydrofluoric Acid
• 5emo%e the protecti%e photoresist layer in a
sol%ent bath
• :mmerse chips in a bath of straight JKL 8
at room temperature for >I minutes torelease the structures
• 5inse chips in 9: !ater& follo!e" by
soaing in isopropyl alcohol an" baing in a
con%ection o%en
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!M Cross ection!M Cross ection
Poly2 Undercut
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!M Cross ection!M Cross ection
Bread-loafing of Ox2
KeyholePoly2 Stringer