JP2555893B2 - Method of manufacturing solid-state imaging device - Google Patents
Method of manufacturing solid-state imaging deviceInfo
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- JP2555893B2 JP2555893B2 JP1281008A JP28100889A JP2555893B2 JP 2555893 B2 JP2555893 B2 JP 2555893B2 JP 1281008 A JP1281008 A JP 1281008A JP 28100889 A JP28100889 A JP 28100889A JP 2555893 B2 JP2555893 B2 JP 2555893B2
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は固体撮像装置に関し、特に表面に集光体を有
した固体撮像装置の製造方法に関する。The present invention relates to a solid-state imaging device, and more particularly to a method for manufacturing a solid-state imaging device having a light collector on its surface.
固体撮像装置において、高感度化は特性の上で重要な
ポイントであるが、装置の高画素密度化に伴ない従来の
ような半導体構造の改良による感度向上には限界が生じ
ている。そこで近年、装置表面に凸状の集光体を形成
し、入射光を光電変換部に集光させ、感度を向上させる
方法が実用化されつつある。In a solid-state imaging device, high sensitivity is an important point in terms of characteristics, but there is a limit to improvement in sensitivity due to improvement of a conventional semiconductor structure as the device has a higher pixel density. Therefore, in recent years, a method of forming a convex light collector on the surface of the device and collecting the incident light on the photoelectric conversion unit to improve the sensitivity has been put into practical use.
第2図は表面に集光体を形成した従来の固体撮像装置
の断面図である。半導体基板201表面に受光部202、電荷
転送部(図示せず)、更に遮光膜203を順次形成する。
次に透明平坦化層204をその内部にカラーフィルタ層206
を含むように形成した後、透明平坦化層204の表面に集
光体205を形成する。FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional solid-state imaging device having a light collector formed on its surface. A light receiving portion 202, a charge transfer portion (not shown), and a light shielding film 203 are sequentially formed on the surface of the semiconductor substrate 201.
Next, the transparent flattening layer 204 is provided inside the color filter layer 206.
Then, the light collector 205 is formed on the surface of the transparent flattening layer 204.
この集光体205はノボラック系フォトレジスト等の比
較的軟化温度の低い材料を用い、パターン形成した後、
例えば150℃の温度で溶融(リフロー)させ凸状の集光
体を各受光部に対応して形成している。The light collector 205 is made of a material having a relatively low softening temperature such as a novolac photoresist, and after patterning,
For example, a convex condensing body is formed corresponding to each light receiving part by melting (reflowing) at a temperature of 150 ° C.
かかる従来構造による集光体205には以下に記す問題
点がある。すなわちフォトレジストのような軟化温度の
低い熱変形樹脂を用いて集光体205を形成した場合、十
分に温度制御を行ない同一チップ内で均一な集光体205
を形成しても集光体205を形成した後の熱工程で再びフ
ォトレジストが再度溶融され、集光体205の形状が変化
することがある。例えば組立工程でのボンディングやチ
ップ取り付けや容器への封入処理では、約150℃〜約180
℃の熱が加わり、その都度集光体205の形状が変形す
る。The light collector 205 having such a conventional structure has the following problems. That is, when the light collector 205 is formed by using a heat-deformable resin having a low softening temperature such as photoresist, the temperature of the light collector 205 is sufficiently controlled so that the light collector 205 is uniform in the same chip.
Even when the light-collecting body 205 is formed, the photoresist may be melted again in the heat step after the light-collecting body 205 is formed, and the shape of the light-collecting body 205 may change. For example, in the assembly process, bonding, chip attachment, and encapsulation in a container, the temperature may range from approximately 150 ° C to approximately 180 ° C.
Each time the heat of ℃ is applied, the shape of the light collector 205 is deformed.
従って、同一チップ内で集光体205の形状がバラツ
キ、その結果装置の感度バラツキ、あるいは所望の感度
が得られないという問題が発生していた。Therefore, there is a problem in that the shape of the light collector 205 varies within the same chip, resulting in variation in sensitivity of the device, or inability to obtain desired sensitivity.
この対策として集光体205をあらかじめ軟化温度の高
い(約200℃)材料で形成する方法も考えられるが、200
℃以上の温度を集光体205の形成時に半導体基板に加え
ると、集光体205の下に形成している例えばカゼインあ
るいはゼラチンからなる被染色体を染色した成るカラー
フィルター層206が脱色し、色ムラ等の不良が発生する
問題があった。As a countermeasure for this, a method of forming the light collector 205 in advance with a material having a high softening temperature (about 200 ° C) is possible.
When a temperature of not less than 0 ° C. is applied to the semiconductor substrate during the formation of the light collector 205, the color filter layer 206 formed under the light collector 205, for example, which stains the chromosome subject made of casein or gelatin, is decolorized, and the color is removed. There was a problem that defects such as unevenness occurred.
本発明は、半導体基板の一主面上に複数の受光部およ
び電荷転送部と、該受光部上にカラーフィルター層を内
在している透明平坦化層とを形成した後、該透明平坦化
層上に該カラーフィルター層の脱色温度よりも低い軟化
温度を有するホトレジストをパターン形成し、該ホトレ
ジストを該カラーフィルター層の脱色温度よりも低い温
度で熱処理して凸状の集光体を形成し、その後該集光体
の硬化剤であるシランカップリング剤を含む溶液を使用
してディップ方式で該集光体を硬化処理し、その後該カ
ラーフィルター層の脱色温度よりも低い温度げ組立処理
を行うものである。According to the present invention, a plurality of light receiving portions and charge transfer portions are formed on one main surface of a semiconductor substrate, and a transparent flattening layer having a color filter layer therein is formed on the light receiving portions, and then the transparent flattening layer is formed. Patterning a photoresist having a softening temperature lower than the decolorization temperature of the color filter layer, and heat-treating the photoresist at a temperature lower than the decolorization temperature of the color filter layer to form a convex light collector, After that, the solution containing a silane coupling agent which is a curing agent for the light collector is used to cure the light collector by a dip method, and then an assembly process is performed at a temperature lower than the decolorization temperature of the color filter layer. It is a thing.
次に、本発明について図面を参照して説明する。 Next, the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
第1図は本発明の一実施例の半導体チップの断面図で
ある。半導体基板101表面上に受光部102、電荷転送部
(図示せず)、透明膜103を順次形成する。次に透明平
坦化層104をPGMA(ポリグリシジルメタレート)やPMMA
(ポリメチルメタクレート)等のスピン塗布法により約
3.0μmの厚さ形成する。この時透明平坦化層104内にカ
ラーフィルタ層108を埋め込むようにする。FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a semiconductor chip according to one embodiment of the present invention. A light receiving section 102, a charge transfer section (not shown), and a transparent film 103 are sequentially formed on the surface of the semiconductor substrate 101. Next, the transparent flattening layer 104 is applied to PGMA (polyglycidyl metalate) or PMMA.
Approximately by spin coating method such as (polymethylmethacrylate)
Form a thickness of 3.0 μm. At this time, the color filter layer 108 is embedded in the transparent flattening layer 104.
次に例えばポジ型のフォトレジストを通常のリソグラ
フィー技術によりパターニングし、全面光照射して可視
光領域に透過率を95%以上にした後、約150℃の熱処理
を行ない、各受光部102上に対応して第1の集光体透明
層105を形成する。Next, for example, a positive type photoresist is patterned by a normal lithography technique, and after irradiating the entire surface with light to have a transmittance of 95% or more in a visible light region, heat treatment is performed at about 150 ° C. to form light on each light receiving unit 102. Correspondingly, the first light collector transparent layer 105 is formed.
次に、前記第1の集光体透明層105を形成した後に、
この第1の集光体透明層105の表面を硬化処理をするこ
とにより第2の集光体透明層として約2000Å〜3000Åの
硬化層106を形成することができる。この硬化層106によ
って後工程での熱による第1の集光体透明層105のリフ
ローを防止することが可能である。かかる硬化処理は、
例えばシランカップリング剤を含む溶液にディップ方式
で第1の集光体透明層105が形成された半導体基板を処
理するのが適当である。Next, after forming the first light-collecting body transparent layer 105,
By hardening the surface of the first light-collecting body transparent layer 105, a hardened layer 106 having a thickness of about 2000Å to 3000Å can be formed as a second light-collecting body transparent layer. The cured layer 106 can prevent the reflow of the first light-collecting body transparent layer 105 due to heat in a later step. Such curing treatment is
For example, it is suitable to treat the semiconductor substrate on which the first light-collecting body transparent layer 105 is formed with a solution containing a silane coupling agent by a dip method.
次に本発明の一参考例を説明する。第1の集光体透明
層105を形成した後でこの第1の集光体透明層105より軟
化温度の高い(約200℃程度)例えばPGMA,PMMAあるい
は、光吸収波長が400nm以下のディープUV用ネガレジス
ト等を約1000〜2000Åの厚さに前記第1の集光体透明層
105上に被着して第2の集光体透明層106とし固体撮像装
置を形成する。Next, one reference example of the present invention will be described. After forming the first light-collecting body transparent layer 105, the softening temperature is higher than that of the first light-collecting body transparent layer 105 (about 200 ° C.), for example, PGMA, PMMA, or deep UV whose light absorption wavelength is 400 nm or less. The first condensing body transparent layer having a thickness of about 1000-2000Å
The second light-collecting body transparent layer 106 is deposited on the layer 105 to form a solid-state imaging device.
この第2の集光体透明層106が第1の集光体透明層105
表面上に存在することにより、集光体形成後の工程で熱
を加えても第1の集光体層105は第2の集光体層106に表
面を押さえられている為、再リフローをすることはな
い。This second light-collecting body transparent layer 106 is the first light-collecting body transparent layer 105.
Since the first light-collecting layer 105 is on the surface, the first light-collecting layer 105 is pressed down by the second light-collecting layer 106 even if heat is applied in the step after the light-collecting body is formed. There is nothing to do.
以上説明したように、本発明は、軟化温度の低いフォ
トレジスト膜等からなる第1の集光体透明層の表面を硬
化処理することにより、例えば集光体形成後の組立工程
で加わる熱により第1の集光体透明層が再溶融して変形
するのを防止する効果がある。これにより、安定的に高
感度の固体撮像装置を形成することが可能となる。As described above, according to the present invention, by curing the surface of the first light collector transparent layer made of a photoresist film or the like having a low softening temperature, for example, by the heat applied in the assembly process after the light collector is formed. This has the effect of preventing the first light-collecting body transparent layer from being remelted and deformed. This makes it possible to stably form a high-sensitivity solid-state imaging device.
第1図は本発明の一実施例の断面図、第2図は従来構造
を説明する為の断面図である。 101,201……半導体基板、102,202……受光部、103,203
……遮光膜、104,204……透明平坦化層、105,106,107,2
05……集光体。FIG. 1 is a sectional view of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view for explaining a conventional structure. 101,201 …… Semiconductor substrate, 102,202 …… Light receiving part, 103,203
...... Light shielding film, 104,204 …… Transparent flattening layer, 105,106,107,2
05 …… Light collector.
Claims (1)
び電荷転送部と、該受光部上にカラーフィルター層を内
在している透明平坦化層とを形成した後、該透明平坦化
層上に該カラーフィルター層の脱色温度よりも低い軟化
温度を有するホトレジストをパターン形成し、該ホトレ
ジストを該カラーフィルター層の脱色温度よりも低い温
度で熱処理して凸状の集光体を形成し、その後該集光体
の硬化剤であるシランカップリング剤を含む溶液を使用
してディップ方式で該集光体を硬化処理し、その後該カ
ラーフィルター層の脱色温度よりも低い温度で組立処理
を行うことを特徴とする固体撮像装置の製造方法。1. A transparent flattening layer after forming a plurality of light receiving portions and charge transfer portions on one main surface of a semiconductor substrate and a transparent flattening layer having a color filter layer therein on the light receiving portions. A photoresist having a softening temperature lower than the decolorization temperature of the color filter layer is patterned on the layer, and the photoresist is heat-treated at a temperature lower than the decolorization temperature of the color filter layer to form a convex light collector. Then, the condensing body is cured by a dip method using a solution containing a silane coupling agent which is a curing agent for the condensing body, and then assembled at a temperature lower than the decolorization temperature of the color filter layer. A method for manufacturing a solid-state imaging device, comprising:
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