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parylene adhesion on Silicon
2009-09-30
Reza Rashidi
2009-09-30
Shay Kaplan
2009-09-30
Bill Moffat
2009-09-30
Michael D Martin
2009-10-01
Kagan Topalli
parylene adhesion on Silicon
Bill Moffat
2009-09-30
Reza,
     Two ways. One total vacuum dehydration before applying any one of a
number of silane precursors for Parylene adhesion.  Two replace Parylene
with double silane coating that is far superior to Parylene for
protection.  Contact me directly for technical papers and reports.
bmoffat@yieldengineering.com Bill Moffat

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Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2009 7:46 PM
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Subject: [mems-talk] parylene adhesion on Silicon

Hi,

I have a silicon wafer with a 5 um parylene on it which is a chemical
protector. The package will operate at 170C and up to 300 psi in a basic
solution. Due to poor adhesion of parylene, the liquid penetrates under
the parylene film. I am wondering how I can increase the adhesion.

Your advise will be appreciated.

Thnaks,
Reza
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