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Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Bonding of plural semiconductor substrates

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C438S458000, C438S464000

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ABSTRACT:
A transferring method including providing a substrate, forming a transferred layer over the substrate, joining a transfer member to the transferred layer, and removing the transferred layer from the substrate. The transferring method further includes transferring the transferred layer to the transfer member and reusing the substrate for another transfer. The transferring method may also include providing a substrate, forming a separation layer over the substrate, forming a transferred layer over the separation layer, and partly cleaving the separation layer such that a part of the transferred layer is transferred to a transfer member in a given pattern. The transferring method may also include joining a transfer member to the transferred layer, removing the transferred layer from the substrate and transferring the transferred layer to the transfer member, these of which constitute a transfer process, the transfer process being repeatedly performed.

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