C. Himcinschi, M. Friedrich, K. Hiller, T. Gessner, D. Zahn
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Investigations during annealing of the interface in Si-Si bonded wafers by multiple internal transmission infrared spectroscopy
A multiple internal transmission (MIT) technique was used for infrared (IR) spectroscopic investigations during annealing of the interfaces in room temperature Si-Si bonded wafers with different chemical pre-treatments. The evolution with annealing temperature of the chemical species at the interface are used to explain the bonding mechanism of Si wafers in the temperature range of 30-400/spl deg/C.