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www.gmsue.com ELE 643 SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIAL VISIT REPORT ON SEMICONDUCTOR 23 FEB 2011 PREPARED BY Mr. Mohamad Faiz Omar Bin Hj Mahmud 2009286466 PREPARED FOR Madam Dr Sukreen Hana

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ELE 643

SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY

INDUSTRIAL VISIT REPORT

ON SEMICONDUCTOR

23 FEB 2011

PREPARED BY

Mr. Mohamad Faiz Omar Bin Hj Mahmud

2009286466

PREPARED FOR

Madam Dr Sukreen Hana

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Acknowledgment

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

First and foremost, special thanks to Allah, our god. The only one god

in this universe, The administer and The Planner of this Universes

include all skies and this world.

Second, thanks to my lecturer, Miss Sukreen Hana for teach on this

course, Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology. The lecturer that

very appreciated for her kindness.

Third, conguratulations to myself on your new bahaviors. Because

very strong to survive your life with people’s surrounding that really

have different life as you. Goodluck on your way to success. We have

to proud of ourself because that’s the way to ensure our mind and

motivation is maintain strong enough. Although this report is not

perfect as well because we haven’t permission to record all images or

datas by camera or softcopy. But, i am very satisfy of it because this

report was written on what i had wrote down in my notes.

Nevertheless, this is what i can provide for whom need indicator on

industrial visit report. Thanks.

Regards,

Mr. Mohamad Faiz Omar Al-Qadiri Bin Haji Mahmud Al-Bahri

+6013-3157933 [email protected]

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Index Page

Company’s Background 1

Introduction 1

Study visit framework and main objectives 1

Experience from ON Semiconductor 2

Conclusion 8 Appendices 9

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1. Company’s background

On Semiconductor is a preffered supplier of power and signal management products and

solutions to customers throughout the world. With best in class service and world class supply

chain, they enable their customers to meet their design challanges successfully. Our broad

portfolio of industry leading products including power-management, analog, DSP, mixed

signal, Advanced logic, clock management, Circuit protection and standard component

devices provide their customers a single supplier that’s complete, effective and efficient.

2. Introduction

Todays, the growth of semiconductor technologies are increased critically due to achieve

customers needs, companies competition and to get the most prominent companies name. Many new technologies introduced in production such as new design patterns, new de sign rules, new fabrication and others that are parellel in technologies. According to Moore’s Law, the number of transistors on a chip roughly doubles every two years. As a result the scale gets smaller and smaller. For decades, Intel has met this formidable challenge through investments in technology and manufacturing resulting in the unparalleled silicon expertise that has made Moore’s Law a reality.

3. Study visit framework and main objectives This study tour was held in the framework of the subject "Semiconductor Manufacturing Devices" (SMT), that is curently learn in this semester 6. In this subject, we learned on fabrication process from front end until backend. Those introduces 6 subtopics and include SILVACO TCAD mini project. Students also exposed on fabrication of MOSFET by using simulation by Silvaco software that are currently used in certain designs and fabrications company nowdays.

The main objectives are : 1. To expose students in real fabrication process.

2. To provide opportunities for students to have better understanding in fabrication process.

3. To introduced students on new technologies in semiconductor and Ics fabrication.

4. To provide opportunities for students in future job in field of semiconductor’s technology.

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4. Experience from ON Semiconductor ON SEMICONDUCTOR SEREMBAN, NEGERI SEMBILAN.

WEDNESDAY 23.02.2011

1.00PM-5.00PM

The ON Semiconductor based at America, then open its branches in Malaysia since its production was 40% sold in Malaysia. The company has started operates in Malaysia since

1987. The companiy’s production covered in:

1. Automative 2. computing

3. consumer 4. industrial 5. portable/ wireless

6. Medical 7. Militry/ Aerospace

8. Networking Since their production based on customers requirement, they have to achieve the goals of

reducing power consumption and reducing size of chips. The company need the best of engineers to make new developement of design and introduce new technologies.

Requirements in an engineering development:

1. Problems solving 2. Being creative 3. Building things

4. Making discoveries 5. Communicating with peoples

6. Technology development 7. Helping people

Those of requirements of engineering development will produce better development and will meet customer’s demands.

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4.1 Job designation at ON Semiconductor

1. NPI Engineer

Stands for New Product Introduction, that resnponsible to develop new enhancement in designing. NPI engineer have to consider to design smaller dimension that can accommodate many function in a design. They also have to

consider to reduce cost in designning.

2. Test Development Engineer Have to test all the dies and chips. If there have failures, must be fixed and

saperates by the good ones.

3. Process Engineer

To troubleshoot all problems occured during process. It can be machines failures or product failures.

4. Equipment Engineer Keep mentainence on all machines and process.

5. QA Engineer Quality Assurance, that to control quality system mentainence. They also have to

look up at customer’s requirements.

6. FA engineer Failure Analysis Engineer, have to make analysis of electrical and physical.

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4.2 Company’s Production And Fabrication Process

Development Flow

Before go further to fabrication, we have to know on procedure to making chip or new product by follow company’s rules.

CUSTOMER INVESTIGATION REQUIREMENT DEVELOPMENT

FEASIBILITY COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT INTERACTIVE DESIGN

PROTOTYPE ENSURING QUALITIFICATION PRODUCTION RELEASE

Front end

Making wafers Wafers produced by this company is 6 inch diameter. The wafer is made from

silicon that extracte from sands (SiO2). This wafer is then sliced into small pieces

(chip) in sawing process that will be brief in next session.

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Back end process

After the silicon is ready, it is then sent to the backend process. We not exposed on oxidation, photolithography and lithography process. We only briefed on

packaging process that includes testing process.

Process involved

1 Leadframes

Packages consisting of a lead frame embedded in a vitreous paste layer between flat ceramic top and bottom covers are more convenient than metal/glass packages for some products, but give equivalent performance.

2 DA Adhesives (Die Attach Adhesives)

Die attachment using paste type epoxy is a traditional method for die-to substrate bonding. Upon epoxy dispensed, the units are cured using a stand-alone oven. Paste dispensing and curing is repeated for multi- thin die stack application. In the

DA film process, DA films were cut and pressed to a bottom die. Top die was then placed and thermal compressed on the DA film. The same process of attaching

film, pressing die, wire bonding was repeated until multiple dies were stacked.

DA paste with spacers exhibiting a uniform

75um

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3 Methylenediphenyldianiline (MDA) compound

The MDA is uded to protect wires in Ic’s from connected each other.

4 wafer mounting, wafer sawing

Wafer mounting is a step that is performed during the die preparation of a wafer as

part of the process of semiconductor fabrication. During this step, the wafer is mounted on a plastic tape that is attached to a ring. Wafer mounting is performed right before the wafer is cut into separate dies. The adhesive film on which the

wafer is mounted ensures that the individual dies remain firmly in place during 'dicing', as the process of cutting the wafer is called.

Wafer dicing or sawing is the process by which die are separated from a wafer of semiconductor following the processing of the wafer. The dicing process can be accomplished by scribing and breaking, by mechanical sawing (normally with a

machine called a dicing saw) or by laser cutting.

Wafer sawing process

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5 Wire Bonding

Wire bonding is the primary method of making interconnections between an

integrated circuit (IC) and a printed circuit board (PCB) during semiconductor device fabrication.

6 Molding The bonded chip on the lead frame is encased in a synthetic resin or ceramic package in

the moulding process. Each mould is managed with a unique ID. The moulds are heated up to melt the resin. In this process, the compound is put in Ic then with high pressure, that compound will melt.

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4.3 IC Testing

The main objective in Ic Testing is to get the Ic that function as needed with ecxat value

without any failure. Ic is test using testing machine, controlled by computers. All the nodes in Ic is test to read the parameter produced. During testing process, a tray of Ics are inserted into machine. The machine will do all testing method. Any failure Dies will be left and the success

dies is collected and separated.

Inking is one method to seperate failure dies from it to be tested. This is old method because it increased cost in using inks. The latest technology in separating dies is done by programs in the machine. They add wafer mapping program or coordinating in machine to determine the

location of failure dies. So, this will reduce cost in producion.

4.4 Miscellaneous

By using no lead (leadless), the space in Ic can be reduced. Hence, the cost also can be reduced.

Leadless Chip Carrier [LCC], A surface mount device [SMD] that uses surfaces on the side of its body for board attachment and has no leads or legs. A chip carrier has terminals on all four sides of the package. Also called an LLCC, as in Lead Less Chip Carrier. The manufacturer

may have an issue working with a Leadless Chip Carrier on the PWB, sometimes the solder fillet will break. So check with production first before specifying a Leadless Chip Carrier

package.

5. Conclusion

In this industrial visit, i had learn more than what i ecpected before. From the first briefing by

Director, Manager and Engineers, they are very stressed about attitude during working. Besides, the intelligent engineers is needed in this company to ensure that company could

achieve to the higher level across the times. I learned much in fabrication process from front end until back end process. So, i hope, the knowledges about MOSFET technologies either designation or fabrication will influence me to join in contributing semiconductor

technologies.

“Your attitude, not your aptitude will determine your altitude”

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6. Appendices

Front view of Site 2

Awards of ON Semiconductor company

Briefing from Director and Senior Manager

Having Tea Break

Lecturers meets Managements

Company’s Logo

Inside Briefing Room