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PROCESS FOR DIVIDING SINGLE-CRYSTAL SUBSTRATES

发明专利审中
11权利要求 · 1 独立
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卷宗概要

发明人

Naoya KIYAMA; Mitsuru KITAICHI; Akira MORI; Masakazu TAKEDA

IPC 分类

C30B 33/C30B 29/36

CPC 分类

C30B33/C30B29/36

A process for dividing a single-crystal substrate having a cleavage plane inclined with respect to a scribe-surface and a break-surface of the single-crystal substrate is provided. The process includes steps of forming a scribe line on the scribe-surface, attaching an adhesive dicing tape onto the scribe-surface, inverting and placing the single-crystal substrate on a breaking table such that the scribe-surface faces the breaking table, bringing a breaking plate into contact with the break-surface along a break-line which is positioned away from a cross-line where the cleavage plane extending from the scribe line crosses the break-surface, with respect to a reference line where a vertical plane extending from the scribe line in a direction orthogonal to the scribe-surface and the break-surface crosses the break-surface, and applying external force to the break-surface from the breaking plate to divide the single-crystal substrate along the cleavage plane.

原文(中文)

A process for dividing a single-crystal substrate having a cleavage plane inclined with respect to a scribe-surface and a break-surface of the single-crystal substrate is provided. The process includes steps of forming a scribe line on the scribe-surface, attaching an adhesive dicing tape onto the scribe-surface, inverting and placing the single-crystal substrate on a breaking table such that the scribe-surface faces the breaking table, bringing a breaking plate into contact with the break-surface along a break-line which is positioned away from a cross-line where the cleavage plane extending from the scribe line crosses the break-surface, with respect to a reference line where a vertical plane extending from the scribe line in a direction orthogonal to the scribe-surface and the break-surface crosses the break-surface, and applying external force to the break-surface from the breaking plate to divide the single-crystal substrate along the cleavage plane.