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Abstract
A submicron Cu/Sn bonding with transient Ni buffer layer at 225 °C is demonstrated to overcome current 5- \(\mu \) m Cu/Sn physical limitation. The 10-nm Ni layer suppresses immense Cu/Sn interdiffusion during heating step prior to major bonding process. When the temperature is close to the Sn melting point, the Ni layer dissolves and molten Sn gives successful submicrometer Cu/Sn bonding. The excellent mechanical strength and electrical performance of this scheme show the great potential for future and highly dense 3D interconnects.
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