2015
DOI: 10.1364/ao.54.007188
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Preparation of Fe-doped colloidal SiO_2 abrasives and their chemical mechanical polishing behavior on sapphire substrates

Abstract: Abrasives are one of key influencing factors on surface quality during chemical mechanical polishing (CMP). Silica sol, a widely used abrasive in CMP slurries for sapphire substrates, often causes lower material removal rate (MRRs). In the present paper, Fe-doped colloidal SiO2 composite abrasives were prepared by a seed-induced growth method in order to improve the MRR of sapphire substrates. The CMP performance of Fe-doped colloidal SiO2 abrasives on sapphire substrates was investigated… Show more

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“…16 Lei et al reported when doping La/Co/Fe/Ni/Cu ions in water-based SiO 2 slurry for c-plane sapphire AlLaO 3 /CoAl 2 O/AlFeO 3 /NiAl 2 O 4 /Al 2 CuO 4 were found to form and removed easily. [17][18][19] For removal rates of different plane sapphire substrate, a-and r-plane's was much lower than that of c-plane reported by E.A.Vovk. 20 Due to moderate hardness and obtaining high quality polishing surface, SiO 2 sol is preferred for sapphire polishing abrasive.…”
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“…16 Lei et al reported when doping La/Co/Fe/Ni/Cu ions in water-based SiO 2 slurry for c-plane sapphire AlLaO 3 /CoAl 2 O/AlFeO 3 /NiAl 2 O 4 /Al 2 CuO 4 were found to form and removed easily. [17][18][19] For removal rates of different plane sapphire substrate, a-and r-plane's was much lower than that of c-plane reported by E.A.Vovk. 20 Due to moderate hardness and obtaining high quality polishing surface, SiO 2 sol is preferred for sapphire polishing abrasive.…”
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“…), and found AlLaO 3 /CoAl 2 O/AlFeO 3 / NiAl 2 O 4 /Al 2 CuO 4 /Al 2 ZnO 4 which are softer and easier to remove were formed. [18][19][20][21][22][23] Yin et al confirmed that solid-solid reaction occurred and aluminum silicate was formed, which has lower hardness and can be removed easily than sapphire itself during the CMP process. 24 Through preliminary investigations, it is found that ZnO can react with Al 2 O 3 under certain conditions to form ZnAl 2 O 4 .…”
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“…All of its applications require the no damaged near-surface layer, no surface defects and a low working surface roughness. 3,4 At present, chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) process of silica-based slurry has become a widely accepted global planarization technology. However, the CMP process of silica-based slurry for 2 inch (0001) plane sapphire wafer still needs at least 3∼6 hours to remove sub-damaged layer and achieve atom-scale surface roughness.…”
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“…Nevertheless, with silica sol as polishing abrasives for sapphire, the Roughness Average (Ra) is lower, but the corresponding MRR is also lower. Lei et al 4,[8][9][10] synthesized a series of metal-doped silica composite abrasive particles and investigated the CMP performance on sapphire. The results suggest that metal-doped silica composite abrasives can enhance the MRR and reduce the Ra.…”
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