Method of removing particles by adhesive

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Gettering of substrate – By layers which are coated – contacted – or diffused

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438906, 438310, H01L 21322

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057535639

ABSTRACT:
The removal of particulate contaminants, such as dust particles, from the surface of a semiconductor wafer is achieved by pressing a soft adhesive layer against the wafer surface, leaving it in place for a short time and then removing it. The adhesive is brought to the wafer surface on a flexible medium which serves as a backing layer and to whose other side pressure can be applied. To remove the adhesive, the backing layer is peeled off, either by pulling on one end or by passing a sticky roller over it. The operation may be performed in air or under vacuum.

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