Method for manufacturing semiconductor absolute pressure sensor

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Delaminating processes adapted for specified product – Delaminating in preparation for post processing recycling step

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296211, 156645, 156656, 156657, 1566591, 156662, 1562722, 73727, 338 4, 357 26, H01L 21306, B44C 122, C03C 1500, C23F 102

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ABSTRACT:
A method for manufacturing semiconductor absolute pressure sensor units includes anodically bonding a silicon sensor wafer (10) and a silicon cap wafer (12) with a borosilicate glass layer (32) disposed therebetween so as to surround respective sensor chips on the silicon sensor wafer (10) by introducing a matrix shaped conductive layer (28) in contact with and in alignment with the borosilicate glass layer (32), the matrix shaped conductive layer (28) is used as a negative electrode during anodic bonding operation so that a high bonding strength is obtained and sodium ions contained in the borosilicate glass layer (32) are kept away from bond regions after completing the anodically bonding operation.

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