Method for polishing the top and bottom of a semiconductor wafer

Abrading – Abrading process – Glass or stone abrading

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451 63, 451262, 451267, 451269, B24B 100, B24B 722

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ABSTRACT:
A method for polishing a semiconductor wafer is provided. A semiconductor wafer is detached from a polishing pad on a side of an upper polishing plate and is kept to be supported by a lower polishing plate. A contact area between the a wafer and the upper polishing plate is set to be less than a contact area between the wafer and the lower polishing plate. As a result, the wafer is definitely detached from the polishing pad on the side of the upper polishing plate and is to be kept supported by the lower polishing plate when the upper polishing plate is lifted.

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