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[24a-12K-4]Micro-Raman Tomographic Measurement on Subsurface of Magnesium Silicide Wafer
Kazuma Watanabe1, 〇Teppei Onuki1, Hirotaka Ojima1, Jun Shimizu1, Libo Zhou1, Haruhiko Udono1 (1.Ibaraki Univ.)
Keywords:
Magnesium silicide,Subsurface damage on wafer,Micro Raman tomographic imaging
Manufacturing technology for Mg2Si wafers, which is expected to be applied to visible-infrared imaging devices and thermal photovoltaic cells, has been studied. Micro-Raman tomography was applied as a sub-surface quality inspection method in the planarization and finishing processes. Micro Raman tomographic measurements (excitation wavelength 532 nm) were performed on a 1-inch diameter wafer with residual grinding marks, and color maps of the peak position and peak width of the Raman peak at wavenumber 258 cm-1 were plotted. The distribution of the variation of each value was visible according to the residual damage in subsurface region with the depth of about 9mm.