Enabling Next-Generation Plasma Dicing with Ultrasonic Spray Coating and Digital Lithography
<p>Plasma dicing offers clear advantages over saw and laser singulation for thin wafers, hybrid bonding and HBM: throughput that doesn’t depend on die count, dicing streets as narrow as 5 µm and less mechanical stress. But bumps, copper pillars and cavities make it hard to protect the die surface during plasma etching, and conventional spin coating struggles to cover that topography.</p>
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