From 200 to 300 MM Fabs

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    1. Moving from 200mm to 300mm Microelectronics
    2. T he history of fab development has predominantly centered upon a single model:
      • a clean environment in which gowned personnel carry small containers of wafers from one process tool to another.
      • As wafers got bigger, fabs got cleaner .
    3. Moore’s Law “ The amount of information storable on a given amount of silicon doubles every year.” Moore’s Law by Gordon Moore, 1964, founded Intel Technology since 1970 # of transistors per chip memory size Geometric features Technology since 1970 # of transistors per chip memory size Geometric features The Need for Speed increased exponentially decreased 1/2 every 18 months
      • The primary driver for producing chips on 300 mm wafers is economics:
      • Reducing cost by creating more chips per wafer
      • 300-mm wafers have 125% more silicon surface area
      • The net gain in chip count from 300-mm wafers can be as high as 160%
      200mm
    4. Industry Challenges
      • AMHS
      • Tool Footprints
      • Utilities
      TECHNOLOGY NODE 180nm 130nm 100nm
      • Lithography
      • Interconnect Metal (Cu)
      • Hi K / Low K
      GREEN FAB Reclaim / Recycle / Reuse
      • Water
      • Chemicals
      • Discharge
      T R A N S I T I O N I M P A C T WAFER 200mm 300mm
    5. In the early 1980s, two different concepts of fab functioning emerged:
          • Minienvironments
      • Automated material handling systems (AMHS)
    6. Minienvironments
      • Provide solutions for:
      • Product Quality Improvement
      • by
      • Contamination reduction
      Therefore risk of contamination, scratches, misprocessing, scrap and rework should be minimized. This is done through computer integrated manufacturing (CIM), standard mechanical interfaces (SMIF), minienvironments and AMHSs
      • 300mm wafers are expensive, 10x more then 200mm
    7. Impact: Automated material handling systems (AMHS)
      • Only 13 wafer lots can be hand carried. Due to human ergonomics.
      • Very high start rates, are required to make investments cost-effective. This would require a fleet of runners to carry production lots through the fab.
      300 mm without AMHS:
    8. In a clean environment People = Particles
    9. AUTOMATED WAFER HANDLING Front Opening Unified Pod (FOUP)
    10. 300mm fabs will require AMHSs
      • Such as:
      • Automated Guided Vehicles ( AGV s)
      • Overhead Transport ( OHT )
      • Rail Guided Vehicles ( RGV )
      • Personal Guided Vehicles ( PGV )
      FOUP FOUP FOUP FOUP
    11. INTRABAY WAFER TRANSPORTATION MAIN AISLE AGV PGV RGV
    12. INTERBAY WAFER TRANSPORTATION MAIN AISLE OHT
    13. AMHS Height Considerations CLEANROOM Stocker OHT AGV/ RGV/ PGV Interbay Transport Zone Overhead Intrabay Zone Process Tool Ceiling Raised Floor 6.83M 3.5M 3.5M <1.8M 0.9M 3.7M Stocker Tool Move-in ( 2.2m X 2.8m ) Operator I/O Operator I/O Optional Local Tool Buffer Optional Intrabay I/O FFU Truss 7.5M min 7.25M Waffle Slab
    14. SubFab With the introduction of larger wafers, comes the problem of re-tooling . Larger and more sophisticated tools are required. More support equipment is needed. Larger tool and support equipment footprints that need more space . Does this mean; Bigger Fabs and sub-fabs? Impact: Tool Footprint
    15. Space Management WAFFLE SLAB RAISED ACCESS FLOORING SINGLE SUB-FAB Impact: Utilities
    16. Space Management DOUBLE SUB-FAB WAFFLE SLAB RAISED ACCESS FLOORING
    17. SPACE MANAGEMENT BUILDING SECTION
    18. Summary: 200mm to 300mm
      • AMHS strategy required in early planning of facility architecture.
      • Utility requirements and footprints increase.
      • Subfab complexity increases.

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