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 ====== Pads ====== ====== Pads ======
  
-===== Poromeric =====+===== Poromeric example =====
  
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     * MTI 8" Poromeric Polishing Pad (PSA) for final polishing - EQ-PP-8PSA-PC     * MTI 8" Poromeric Polishing Pad (PSA) for final polishing - EQ-PP-8PSA-PC
-    * Two 8" Mater Plate ( Backing Plate ) for PSA Diamond plate, Sand Paper & Polishing Pad - EQ-MBP-8-2 +    * 8" Mater Plate ( Backing Plate ) for PSA Diamond plate, Sand Paper & Polishing Pad - EQ-MBP-8-2 
-    * CrystalMaster 8 master lap+    * CrystalMaster 8 master lap (aluminum platen)
  
 The first, the poromeric pad is the most important.  It is essentially a soft pad to move abrasive around without actually scratching the die.  The next forms a smooth surface on which the poromeric pad rests.  Finally, the master lap is the interface to the machine itself and has ridges to keep backing plate in plate. The first, the poromeric pad is the most important.  It is essentially a soft pad to move abrasive around without actually scratching the die.  The next forms a smooth surface on which the poromeric pad rests.  Finally, the master lap is the interface to the machine itself and has ridges to keep backing plate in plate.
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-====== References ======+====== mcmaster notes ======
  
-    Parallel Lapping of Devices for Deprocessing: [[http://www.southbaytech.com/appnotes/57 Parallel Lapping of Devices for Deprocessing.pdf|http://www.southbaytech.com/appnotes/57 Parallel Lapping of Devices for Deprocessing.pdf]] +900 g Al round block 
-    * Beck's failure analysis chapter "The Surface-Parallel Planar Microsection" (page 139) +  P180 80 um used SiC140 mm3 sec @ speed 3 
-    * Allied Tech parallel lapping: [[http://jiam.utk.edu/new/PDF/Allied-Parallel-Lapping-Integrated-Circuits.pdf|http://jiam.utk.edu/new/PDF/Allied-Parallel-Lapping-Integrated-Circuits.pdf]] +    * 460 423 = 37 um / min 
-    * Allied Tech backside thinning: [[http://jiam.utk.edu/new/PDF/Allied-Backside-Thinning.pdf|http://jiam.utk.edu/new/PDF/Allied-Backside-Thinning.pdf]] +    * 5.3 x 11.0 mm = 58.3 mm2 
-    * [[http://www.southbaytech.com/applist.htm|http://www.southbaytech.com/applist.htm]]+    * 37 * 4 * 58.3 = 8628.4 mm3 min 
 +    * One die fractured after just one minute 
 +    * Probably too aggressive to use in practice 
 +  * 30 um new AO6.2 mm3 sec @ speed 3 
 +    * Same area as above 
 +    * 1.6 um min 
 +    * 1.6 * 4 * 58.3 = 373 mm3 min 
 + 
 +Removing pads 
 +  * 300 F optimal 
 +  * By 350F glue is too soft to come off in one piece 
 + 
 +====== References ======
  
 +  * Parallel Lapping of Devices for Deprocessing: [[http://www.southbaytech.com/appnotes/57 Parallel Lapping of Devices for Deprocessing.pdf|http://www.southbaytech.com/appnotes/57 Parallel Lapping of Devices for Deprocessing.pdf]]
 +  * Beck's failure analysis chapter "The Surface-Parallel Planar Microsection" (page 139)
 +  * Allied Tech parallel lapping: [[http://jiam.utk.edu/new/PDF/Allied-Parallel-Lapping-Integrated-Circuits.pdf|http://jiam.utk.edu/new/PDF/Allied-Parallel-Lapping-Integrated-Circuits.pdf]]
 +  * Allied Tech backside thinning: [[http://jiam.utk.edu/new/PDF/Allied-Backside-Thinning.pdf|http://jiam.utk.edu/new/PDF/Allied-Backside-Thinning.pdf]]
 +  * [[http://www.southbaytech.com/applist.htm|http://www.southbaytech.com/applist.htm]]
 +  * Cabot Microelectronics "Professor polish" series
 +    * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQFjcqgGISw|Chemical Mechanical Planarization, CMP Process Fundamentals: Sec 1 - Intro to Chip Manufacturing]]
 +    * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2z4lq-Ms_OU|Chemical Mechanical Planarization, CMP Process Fundamentals: Sec 2 - CMP Tools and Process]]
 +    * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWvvKGkFDfk|Chemical Mechanical Planarization, CMP Process Fundamentals: Sec 3 - CMP Slurries]]
 +    * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gg0vlNsBWx0|Chemical Mechanical Planarization, CMP Process Fundamentals: Sec 4 - CMP Polishing Pads]]
 +    * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OP6LP7oALTU|Chemical Mechanical Planarization, CMP Process Fundamentals: Sec. 5 & 6 - CMP Challenges & Summary]]
 +  * https://www.rawscience.co.uk/pdf/single-die-hands-free-layer-by-layer-mechanical-deprocessing-for-failure-analysis-or-reverse-engineering.pdf
 +    * Single Die 'Hands-Free' Layer-by-Layer Mechanical Deprocessing for Failure Analysis or Reverse Engineering
 +    * Tony Moor, with support from Gatan (Eli Malyanker, Efrat Raz-Moyal)
 +    * Talks about sacrificial dies and other issues
 +    * Professional equipment
  
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