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Disco Automatic dicing saw, model DAD321 (old) and DAD3241 (new 2021)
The dicers feature versatile processing capabilities, compact designs, and high precision and reliability. Users perform workpiece loading, alignment, and unloading manually.
The dicers at DTU Nanolab is placed in room 157 on the first floor in bldg. 346. Please notice that this is not a cleanroom and that the dicing process is very dirty.
In general it is not allowed to bring back your samples into the Cleanroom. You need approval from DTU Nanolab staff to do this. Your samples have to be thoroughly cleaned in the gowning area and get a Piranha cleaning. You will only be allowed to use a limited number of tools for the processing after dicing.
Please consider your layout of dies on your wafer. The dicer can only cut straight lines across the wafer and you can not end a line in the middle of the wafer. Please see the illustrations for a good and a bad design.
GOOD design - simple | GOOD design - complex | BAD design | |
GOOD design - simple | GOOD design - complex | BAD design | |
drawings by Jesper Hanberg, DTU Nanolab |
Process information
- The user manual, user APV, technical information and contact information can be found in LabManager:
- Comparing dicing parameters for different materials
- Images of diced samples
- Dicing work sheet: Dicing Work Sheet v2.docx Fill out before requesting dicing.
Overview of the performance Disco DAD 321 and DAD 3241 Dicer
Machine | Name |
DAD 321 (old) |
DAD 3241 (new 2021) |
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Operation |
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Purpose | Main usage |
Dicing Borofloat and Fused Silica wafers |
Dicing Silicon wafers |
Wafer type |
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Performance | X-axis cutting range |
192 mm |
210 mm |
X-axis cut speed |
0.1 - 300 mm/sec |
0.1 - 800 mm/sec | |
Y-axis cutting range |
162 mm |
210 mm | |
Y-axis index step |
0.0002 mm |
0.0001 mm | |
Y-axis single error |
0.003 or less |
0.002 or less | |
Substrates | Substrate size |
up to 6" |
up to 8" |
Layers that can't be diced |
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Accessories | Accessories for wafer handling |
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Comparing dicing parameters for different materials DAD 321
Do not mix blades for the DAD 321 with the blades for the DAD 3241. They have different outer diameters
Silicon | Pyrex or bonded Si/Pyrex | |
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Bladetype | HUB Blade ZH05 (27HEEF) | HUBless Blade B1A862 |
Blade width | 50 µm | 150 µm |
Cutlinewidth | 60 µm | 180 - 200 µm |
Recommended feed speed | Up to 20 mm/sec | Up to 2 mm/sec (0.5 mm/sec) |
Recommended dice depth | Set blade height to 200µm (preferred). This leaves 125µm uncut since blue tape is 75µm. It is possible to cut through the sample. |
Do not cut deeper than 500 µm in each pass (for fused Silica and SiC 200 µm). If you have thicker wafers then use several passes decreasing the blade height for each pass. |
Max. sample thickness | 1.5 mm | 2.0 mm |
Comparing dicing parameters for different materials DAD 3241
Do not mix blades for the DAD 321 with the blades for the DAD 3241. They have different outer diameters
Silicon | Other materials | |
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Bladetype | HUB Blade | Ask! (HUBless) |
Blade width | 50 µm | ask |
Cutlinewidth | 50 µm | ask |
Recommended feed speed | Up to 40 mm/sec | ask |
Recommended dice depth | We usually cut all way through the wafer with a blade height of 50µm (preferred). |
ask! |
Max. sample thickness | 1.5 mm | 2.0 mm |