Goon Heng Wong, K. Chui, G. Lau, W. Loh, Lian Hongyu
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Through silicon via (TSV) scallop smoothening technique
To achieve high performance in a small form factor and to overcome Moore Law's by still achieving more transistors on microchips are through 2.5D and 3D chips stacking [1]. Through Si via (TSV) is the key to 2.5 D and 3D technology and is gaining more and more interest from many giant chipmakers [2]. Various defects may form during silicon etch in TSV due to the etching mechanism [3].