TW200824829A - Laser processing apparatus, laser processing method, manufacturing method of wiring substrate, manufacturing method of display apparatus and wiring substrate - Google Patents
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200824829 九、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明係關於雷射處理裝置,可藉由使用該雷射處理裝 置進行之雷射處理方法,藉由該雷射處理方法製造接線基 板之方法,製造包括該接線基板之顯示器裝置之方法及藉 由該雷射處理方法所獲得之接線基板。 【先前技術】 基於大量生產假設所產生之結構具有響應目的所確定之 預疋結構圖案。該結構可為包括構件(導線等)及設備(電容 斋等)或光罩之接線基板。又,包括接線基板且於製造方 法中使用光罩之結構可為諸如平板顯示器(FPD)之顯示器 裝置。 " 然而,在製造方法中可於此等結構上不完全形成預定圖 案且經常觀測到構件及設備過度形成(例如延伸至預定區 域外)或不充分形成(例如,在預定區域内不均一形成)。200824829 IX. Description of the Invention: [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a laser processing apparatus, and a method of manufacturing a wiring substrate by the laser processing method by using a laser processing method using the laser processing apparatus A method of manufacturing a display device including the wiring substrate and a wiring substrate obtained by the laser processing method. [Prior Art] The structure generated based on the mass production assumption has a pattern of pre-determined structures determined in response to the purpose. The structure may be a wiring substrate including a member (a wire or the like) and a device (capacitor, etc.) or a photomask. Further, the structure including the wiring substrate and using the photomask in the manufacturing method may be a display device such as a flat panel display (FPD). " However, a predetermined pattern may not be completely formed in the structure in the manufacturing method and it is often observed that the member and the device are excessively formed (e.g., extended beyond a predetermined area) or insufficiently formed (e.g., unevenly formed in a predetermined area) ).
將使用顯示器裝置來描述特定實例。 顯示器裝置(例如平板顯示器)具有由大量以二維矩陣 (ΧΥ-矩陣)排列之像素形成的圖像轉,且其具有極佳之 特徵諸如;I重里輕及功率消耗低^該等顯示器裝置係 基於驅動系統分類。將開關元件電連接至各像素電極上之 主動型矩陣顯μ裝置可抑料相鄰料之間發生之串擾 且因此特別具有極佳成像品謂像)。因此,已研究且發 展主動型矩陣顯示裳置且將其廣泛用作個人電腦㈣、電 視接收機(TV)及其他電子裝置之顯示器裝置。應注意,視 122617.doc 200824829 發光系統而定,將平板顯示器分為液晶顯示器、有機 EL(電致發光)顯示器等。 主動型矩陣顯示器裝置包括透明絕緣基板,諸如由玻璃 製成之基板,在該基板上形成藉由堆疊下層金屬接線圖案 (例如複數條掃描線)、絕緣膜及上層金屬接線圖案(例如複 數條信號線)來建構之接線基板(或矩陣陣列基板或陣列基 板)。A display device will be used to describe a particular example. A display device (such as a flat panel display) has an image rotation formed by a plurality of pixels arranged in a two-dimensional matrix (ΧΥ-matrix), and has excellent characteristics such as; I light weight and low power consumption. Based on the classification of the drive system. An active matrix display device that electrically connects the switching elements to the respective pixel electrodes can suppress crosstalk occurring between adjacent materials and thus has an excellent imaging artifact. Therefore, the active matrix display has been researched and developed and widely used as a display device for personal computers (4), television receivers (TVs), and other electronic devices. It should be noted that the flat panel display is classified into a liquid crystal display, an organic EL (electroluminescence) display, etc., depending on the illumination system of 122617.doc 200824829. The active matrix display device includes a transparent insulating substrate, such as a substrate made of glass, on which a lower metal wiring pattern (for example, a plurality of scanning lines), an insulating film, and an upper metal wiring pattern (for example, a plurality of signals) are formed by stacking Wire) to construct the wiring substrate (or matrix array substrate or array substrate).
以彼此垂直方向延伸之下層金屬接線圖案及上層金屬接 線圖案係以晶格形式排列。對應於各晶格單元(交叉)之位 置可用作像素。將上層金屬接線圖案連接至由諸如IT〇(氧 化銦錫)之透明導電材料製成之像素電極。又,各像素提 供有可控制電極之開關元件。在此開關元件為薄膜電晶體 (TFT)之情況下,將閘電極電連接至掃描線,將沒電極電 連接至信號線且將源電極電連接至像素電極。 可在該接線基板中經常發生局部故障,諸如絕緣膜缺損 以及金屬接線斷開。層間短路可為局部故障之特定實例。、 在層間短路之情況下,引起上層接線與下層接線於上層接 線圖案及下層接線®案由於絕緣膜缺損及混合非絕緣外來 物質而彼此交叉或彼此重疊之位置處電連接。 ,接線基板中發生以上局部故障,則一部分像素變為 停止照明之像素或複數個像素變為停止顯w裝置中之奶 Γ一連串像素,例如使得該影像顯示器之效能大幅: 儘管試圖控制製造過程(減少外來物質,抑制 缺知專)來抑制該局部故障之發生,但仍難以完全防止局 122617.doc 200824829 部故障的發生。 曰本未審查專利申請公開案第2001-77198號揭示校正上 層接線圖案與下層接線圖案彼此交又或彼此重疊位置處之 層間短路的方法。此方法係用以校正上層接線圖案與下層 - 接線圖案彼此交叉或彼此重疊之位置處之層間短路。然 、 而,因為難以僅於層間短路部分中之上層接線圖案上進行 雷射切割,故藉由於除交叉部分以外之其他區域雷射切割 _ 及繞道接線法來校正層間短路,使得方法複雜化。 又,曰本未審查專利申請公開案第H11_282〇1〇號揭示校 正上層接線圖案之間短路之方法。此方法能夠校正上層接 線圖案之間之短路。然而,當應藉由雷射切割之區域亦存 在於較低接線部分時,則不能始終防止於上層與下層之間 引起之層間短路的發生,因為下層亦應藉由雷射切割。因 此,應藉由以雷射切割其他區域來移除層間短路部分之影 響,且該方法複雜。 Φ 如上所述’根據相關技術之校正方法過程複雜且具有諸 如長製造週期(manufacture throughput)之其他缺點。 又,在相關校正方法中,已測定接線基板中多層膜之膜 厚度以獲得由小型化及薄型裝置之觀點為小尺寸之裝置。 •另一方面,本申請案之發明者已發現,若校正係基於所確 立之膜厚度進行,則雷射處理僅可在校正係由膜厚度測定 之範圍内最佳化。詳言之,本申請案之發明者已發現應選 擇雷射光或其類似物之波長來在不限制所確立之膜厚度的 情況下進行最佳雷射處理。 122617.doc 200824829 【發明内容】 需要提供獲得改良製造產率及降低製造週期之簡化及可 靠之雷射處理方法;使用該雷射處理方法製造接線基板之 方法;製造包括該接線基板之顯示器裝置之方法及雷射處 理裝置。 根據本發明之實施例,提供一種包括一支撐台、一局部 排氣設備及一雷射光源單元之雷射處理裝置。該支撐台支The lower metal wiring patterns and the upper metal wiring patterns are arranged in a lattice form in a direction perpendicular to each other. The position corresponding to each lattice cell (intersection) can be used as a pixel. The upper metal wiring pattern is connected to a pixel electrode made of a transparent conductive material such as IT〇 (indium tin oxide). Further, each pixel is provided with a switching element having a controllable electrode. In the case where the switching element is a thin film transistor (TFT), the gate electrode is electrically connected to the scanning line, the electrode is electrically connected to the signal line, and the source electrode is electrically connected to the pixel electrode. Local failures such as insulation film defects and metal wiring disconnection often occur in the wiring substrate. Inter-layer shorts can be a specific example of a local fault. In the case of interlayer short circuit, the upper layer wiring and the lower layer wiring are electrically connected at positions where the upper wiring pattern and the lower wiring wiring case cross each other or overlap each other due to the defect of the insulating film and the mixing of the non-insulated foreign matter. If the above partial failure occurs in the wiring substrate, a part of the pixels become pixels that stop illumination or a plurality of pixels become a series of pixels of the milk in the display device, for example, the performance of the image display is greatly improved: although trying to control the manufacturing process ( Reducing foreign substances and suppressing the lack of knowledge) to suppress the occurrence of this local failure, but it is still difficult to completely prevent the occurrence of the failure. A method of correcting an interlayer short circuit at a position where the upper wiring pattern and the lower wiring pattern overlap each other or overlap each other is disclosed in Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2001-77198. This method is for correcting the interlayer short circuit at the position where the upper wiring pattern and the lower layer-wiring pattern cross each other or overlap each other. However, since it is difficult to perform laser cutting only on the upper wiring pattern in the interlayer short-circuit portion, the method is complicated by correcting the interlayer short-circuit by the laser cutting _ and the bypass wiring method other than the intersection portion. Further, the method of correcting the short circuit between the upper wiring patterns is disclosed in the unexamined patent application publication No. H11_282. This method is capable of correcting a short circuit between the upper wiring patterns. However, when the area to be cut by the laser also exists in the lower wiring portion, the occurrence of the interlayer short circuit caused between the upper layer and the lower layer cannot always be prevented, since the lower layer should also be cut by laser. Therefore, the effect of the short-circuit portion between the layers should be removed by cutting other regions by laser, and the method is complicated. Φ As described above, the calibration method according to the related art is complicated and has other disadvantages such as a long manufacturing cycle. Further, in the related correction method, the film thickness of the multilayer film in the wiring substrate has been measured to obtain a device having a small size from the viewpoint of miniaturization and thin device. • On the other hand, the inventors of the present application have found that if the correction is made based on the determined film thickness, the laser treatment can only be optimized within the range in which the correction system is determined by the film thickness. In particular, the inventors of the present application have discovered that the wavelength of the laser or the like should be selected to perform optimal laser processing without limiting the established film thickness. 122617.doc 200824829 SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is desirable to provide a simplified and reliable laser processing method for obtaining improved manufacturing yield and reducing manufacturing cycle; a method of manufacturing a wiring substrate using the laser processing method; and manufacturing a display device including the wiring substrate Method and laser processing device. According to an embodiment of the present invention, a laser processing apparatus including a support table, a partial exhaust device, and a laser light source unit is provided. Supporting table
撐一處理物件。該局部排氣設備將雷射光引至一局部排氣 皁兀中,在該排氣單元中壓力係於該支撐台上局部調節。 該雷射光源單元輸出該雷射光。局部排氣設備能夠藉由向 支撐台注人升提氣而自支撐台相對升提。該處理物件包括 由兩個或兩個以上具有不同材料之層所形成的多層膜。將 向其中輸入該處理物件之反射率之輸入單元連接至雷射光 源單元。 根據本發明之另一實施例,提供一種以雷射光輻射處理 物件之雷射處理方法。該雷射處理方法包括基於由兩個或 “ 上/、有不同材料之層形成之多層膜的反射率選擇雷 射光波長及以該雷射光輻射該處理物件來進行雷射處理之 步驟。 一實施例,提供一種藉由雷射處理製造 該接線基板係藉由以基於由兩個或兩個 根據本發明之另 接線基板之方法。 、上/、有不同材料之層形成之多層膜的反射率選擇之波長 、^光牵田射構成接線基板之該多層膜而製造。 根據本發明> 2 κ另一實施例,提供一種製造包括一接線基 122617.doc 200824829 板之顯示器裝置之方法。該接線基板係藉由以基於由兩個 或兩個以上具有不同材料之層形成之多層膜的反射率選擇 之波長的雷射光輻射構成接線基板之該多層膜而製造。 根據本發明之另—實施例,提供_種接線基板,其係經 =以基於由兩個或兩個以上具有彼此不同材料之層形成之 、夕層膜的反射率選擇之波長的雷射光輻射該多層膜而製 造。 • 根據本發明雷射處理裝置之實施例,該雷射處理裝置包 2一支撐台、一局部排氣設備及一雷射光源單元。該支撐 支撐處理物件。該局部排氣設備將雷射光引至一局部 排氣單元中,在該排氣單元中壓力係於該支撐台上局部調 即該雷射光源單元輸出該雷射光。局部排氣設備能夠藉 由向支撐台注入升提氣而自支撐台相對升提。該處理物件 匕括由兩個或兩個以上具有不同材料之層所形成的多層 膜。將向纟中輸入該處理物件之反射率之輸入單元連接至 • f射光源單元。因此,可進行簡化且可靠之雷射處理,藉 此改良製造產率且降低製造週期。 根據本發明雷射處理方法之實施例,基於處理物件中由 . 兩個或兩個以上具有不同材料之層形成之多層膜的反射率 ‘ 來選擇雷射光波長。因此,可進行簡化且可靠之雷射處 理,藉此改良製造產率且降低製造週期。 根據本發明之製造接線基板之方法的實施例,該接線基 板係藉由以基於由兩個或兩個以上具有不同材料之層形成 之多層膜的反射率選擇之波長的雷射光輻射構成接線基板 122617.doc 200824829 可靠之雷射處 之該多層膜而製造。因此,可進行簡化且 理,藉此改良製造產率且降低製造週期。 根據树明之製造顯示器裝置之方法的實施例,該接線 基板係猎由以基於由兩個或兩個以上具有不同材料之層形 成之多層膜的反射率選擇之波長的f射光輻射構成接線基 板之,多層膜而製造。因此’可進行簡化且可靠之雷射處 理,藉此改良製造產率且降低製造週期。Support one to handle the object. The local exhaust device directs the laser light into a partial exhaust sapon in which the pressure is locally adjusted on the support table. The laser light source unit outputs the laser light. The local exhaust device can be lifted from the support table by raising the air to the support table. The processed article comprises a multilayer film formed from two or more layers having different materials. An input unit to which the reflectance of the processed object is input is connected to the laser light source unit. In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a laser processing method for processing an object by laser radiation is provided. The laser processing method includes the steps of laser processing based on the reflectivity of two or "upper/multilayer films formed of layers of different materials" and the processing of the processed object by the laser light. For example, there is provided a method for manufacturing the wiring substrate by laser processing by using a multilayer film formed by a layer of two or two different wiring materials according to the present invention. The selected wavelength is produced by the multilayer film constituting the wiring substrate. According to another embodiment of the present invention, a method of manufacturing a display device including a wiring base 122617.doc 200824829 is provided. The wiring substrate is manufactured by forming the multilayer film of the wiring substrate by laser light irradiation of a wavelength selected based on a reflectance of a multilayer film formed of two or more layers having different materials. According to another aspect of the present invention For example, a wiring substrate is provided which is selected to have a wave selected based on a reflectance of two or more layers having different materials from each other. Long laser light is irradiated to the multilayer film. According to an embodiment of the laser processing apparatus of the present invention, the laser processing apparatus includes a support table, a partial exhaust device, and a laser light source unit. The local exhaust device directs the laser light to a local exhaust unit, wherein the pressure is locally adjusted on the support unit, that is, the laser light source unit outputs the laser light. The local exhaust device can The workpiece is lifted from the support table by injecting the lift gas into the support table. The processed object includes a multilayer film formed of two or more layers having different materials. The reflection of the processed object is input into the crucible. The input unit is connected to the f-light source unit. Therefore, a simplified and reliable laser processing can be performed, thereby improving the manufacturing yield and reducing the manufacturing cycle. According to an embodiment of the laser processing method of the present invention, based on processing an object The laser light wavelength is selected by the reflectivity of a multilayer film formed of two or more layers having different materials. Therefore, a simplified and reliable laser treatment can be performed. Thereby, the manufacturing yield is improved and the manufacturing cycle is reduced. According to an embodiment of the method of manufacturing a wiring substrate of the present invention, the wiring substrate is formed by a reflection based on a multilayer film formed of two or more layers having different materials. The laser light of the wavelength of the selected wavelength constitutes the multilayer substrate of the wiring substrate 122617.doc 200824829 at a reliable laser. Therefore, simplification and rationalization can be performed, thereby improving the manufacturing yield and reducing the manufacturing cycle. An embodiment of a method of a display device for forming a wiring substrate, a multilayer film, by f-optic radiation having a wavelength selected based on a reflectance of a multilayer film formed of two or more layers having different materials. Manufacturing. Therefore, a simplified and reliable laser processing can be performed, thereby improving the manufacturing yield and reducing the manufacturing cycle.
根據本發明接線基板之實施例,該接線基板係經由以基 於由兩個或兩個以上具有彼此不同材料之層形成之多層膜 的反射率選擇之波長的雷射光輻射該多層帛而製造。因 此,可可靠地移除短路且可使特徵改良。 【實施方式】 以下將參考圖式描述本發明實施例。 雷射處理裝置之實施例 以下將參考圖式描述根據本發明實施例之雷射處理裝 置。 應注思’雷射處理裝置之實施例係使用用於製造接線基 板之裝置來描述’其中(例如)將諸如TFT(薄膜電晶體)基板 之接線基板用作處理物件。 圖1A及1B展示根據本發明實施例之雷射處理裝置之示 意圖。根據該實施例之雷射處理裝置1為至少具有雷射钕 刻功能之裝置且詳言之,根據該實施例,雷射處理裝置i 具有基於雷射CVD(化學氣相沈積)方法之膜沈積功能。 如圖1A所示,根據該實施例之雷射處理裝置1包括一支 122617.doc • 11· 200824829 及—局部排氣設備4。支撐台2為於將-處理物件3置 揮該處理物件3之…將局部排氣設備(於此 , 形成且蝕刻膜之局部沈積蝕刻頭,亦即局部處理 將局部排氣設備4中心處之較低部分用作局部空間(猶後 將描述之局部排氣部分6),其中將來自雷射光源單元(未圖 不)之脈衝雷射光I聚光且引人且亦局部調節壓力。將雷射 光源單元與輸入單元連接,將形成處理物件3之多層膜之 反射率輸入該輸入單元中。 頭)、面對切台2上所支擇之處理物件3排列且於其上局部 形成膜:應注意’處理物件3為至少包括由兩個或兩個以 、不同材料製成之層形成之多層膜的接線基板。According to an embodiment of the wiring substrate of the present invention, the wiring substrate is manufactured by irradiating the multilayer germanium with laser light of a wavelength selected based on a reflectance of a multilayer film formed of two or more layers having different materials from each other. Therefore, the short circuit can be reliably removed and the characteristics can be improved. [Embodiment] Hereinafter, embodiments of the invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Embodiment of Laser Processing Apparatus A laser processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. It should be noted that the embodiment of the laser processing apparatus is described using a device for manufacturing a wiring substrate in which, for example, a wiring substrate such as a TFT (Thin Film Transistor) substrate is used as a processing article. 1A and 1B show schematic views of a laser processing apparatus in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. The laser processing apparatus 1 according to this embodiment is a device having at least a laser engraving function and, in detail, according to this embodiment, the laser processing apparatus i has a film deposition based on a laser CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) method Features. As shown in Fig. 1A, the laser processing apparatus 1 according to this embodiment includes a 122617.doc • 11·200824829 and a local exhaust device 4. The support table 2 is for displacing the processing object 3 with the processing object 3. The local exhaust device is formed (here, a portion of the etched film is deposited and etched, that is, the local processing will be at the center of the local exhaust device 4 The lower portion is used as a local space (the partial exhaust portion 6 which will be described later), in which the pulsed laser light I from the laser source unit (not shown) is condensed and introduced and also locally regulated. The light source unit is connected to the input unit, and the reflectivity of the multilayer film forming the processed object 3 is input into the input unit. The head is arranged to face the processed object 3 selected on the cutting table 2 and partially form a film thereon: It should be noted that the processed article 3 is a wiring substrate including at least a multilayer film formed of two or two layers made of different materials.
將向氣氛中供應淨化氣體之淨化氣體供應單元7連接至 局:排氣部分6。提供獨立於淨化氣體供應單元7之原料供 應早705且供應原料氣體。原料供應單元认淨化氣體供應 ^元7分別經由原料氣體通道17及、淨化氣體通道叫兩者皆 提供於局部排氣設備4内)連接至上述局部空間。 淨化氣體通道18面向局部排氣部分6之開口略微向透明 窗19傾斜’藉此抑制透明窗19之污染。又,若The purge gas supply unit 7 that supplies the purge gas to the atmosphere is connected to the office: the exhaust portion 6. The raw material supplied independently of the purge gas supply unit 7 is supplied 705 and supplied with the material gas. The raw material supply unit recognizes that the purge gas supply unit 7 is connected to the partial space via the raw material gas passage 17 and the purge gas passage, respectively, both of which are provided in the local exhaust device 4). The opening of the purge gas passage 18 facing the partial exhaust portion 6 is slightly inclined toward the transparent window 19, thereby suppressing contamination of the transparent window 19. Again, if
元(未圖示)連接至局部排氣部分6,則調節排氣單元—H 之間之排氣平衡以於局部排氣部分6巾產生上升氣流。該 上升氣流可抑制藉由㈣移除且汽化之材料再沈積於處理 物件3上。 局部排氣設備4。壓 縮氬(Ar)氣或氮(N2) 此外,一壓縮氣體供應單元9連接至 縮氣體供應單元9在靜壓力下藉由將壓 122617.doc -12- 200824829 氣注入(例如)支撐台2來升提局部排氣設備4。將來自壓縮 氣體供應單元9之壓縮氣體經由位於環形壓縮氣體供應通 道14之開口部分分別用作供應通道及氣孔之環形壓縮氣體 供應通道14及多孔可透氣膜丨3向面向局部排氣設備4之支 撐台2均一注入。升提局部排氣設備(局部膜沈積/蝕刻頭)4 之董係藉由選擇壓縮氣體之壓力及流率及選擇以各別排氣 單元排出之氣體量之間的平衡來確定。升提穩定性可藉由 選擇氣體黏度改良。特定言之,在根據本發明實施例之雷 射處理裝置1中,局部排氣設備4具有靜壓浮墊排列。 根據靜壓浮墊排列,局部排氣設備4可對於提供於支撐 台2上之處理物件3相對移位。靜壓浮動之浮動剛性可藉由 ,節除壓縮氣體供應單元9及排氣單元1(^u外原料^應 單元5、局部排氣單元6、淨化氣體供應單元7及其類似單 元而改良。在此,局部排氣設備4與處理物件3之間之吸附 表示浮動剛性。若浮動剛性不^ ’則局部排氣設備4與處 理物件3之間之高度以隙)敎性可能變得不足或局部 設備4之機械或動力穩定性可能變得不足。因此,靡 維持足夠浮動剛性。 ’' 在實際處对,藉由靜壓浮動,使局料氣設備4 撐台2升提至大於處理物件3厚度之高度。因此,當移動支 撐台2及局部排氣設備*中之至少一 3平滑地插入局部排氣設備4以下。、彳犯將處理物件 動η汉備:與支撐台2之間之空隙可能不藉由靜壓浮 ^而’"將惰性氣體自局部排氣設備4注入支樓 122617.doc 200824829 ♦寺不僅可獲得穩定升提,亦可藉由“氣幕,,作用減低 雷射钱刻局部排氣單元6中所產生之空氣至局部排氣單 凡6中的流動或汽化物質或塵埃的散落,使得可維持裝置 周圍^環境清潔(清潔室等然而,特別較佳地,應藉由 靜壓浮動使用惰性氣體於局部排氣設備4與支撐台2之間形 成一空間。The element (not shown) is connected to the local exhaust portion 6, and the exhaust gas balance between the exhaust units H is adjusted to generate an updraft in the local exhaust portion. The updraft can inhibit redeposition of the material removed by (4) and vaporized onto the treated article 3. Local exhaust device 4. Compressed argon (Ar) gas or nitrogen (N2) Further, a compressed gas supply unit 9 is connected to the reduced gas supply unit 9 by injecting a pressure 122617.doc -12-200824829 gas into the support table 2 under static pressure. Lift up the local exhaust device 4. The compressed gas from the compressed gas supply unit 9 is directed toward the local exhaust device 4 via the annular compressed gas supply passage 14 and the porous gas permeable membrane 丨 3 serving as supply passages and vent holes respectively at the opening portions of the annular compressed gas supply passage 14 The support table 2 is uniformly injected. The rise of the local exhaust equipment (partial film deposition/etching head) 4 is determined by selecting the pressure and flow rate of the compressed gas and selecting the balance between the amounts of gas discharged by the respective exhaust units. The stability of the lift can be improved by selecting the gas viscosity. Specifically, in the laser processing apparatus 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention, the local exhaust apparatus 4 has a static pressure floating mat arrangement. Depending on the static pressure float arrangement, the local exhaust device 4 can be relatively displaced for the workpiece 3 provided on the support table 2. The floating rigidity of the static pressure floating can be improved by dividing the compressed gas supply unit 9 and the exhaust unit 1 (the external exhaust unit 5, the local exhaust unit 6, the purge gas supply unit 7, and the like). Here, the adsorption between the local exhaust device 4 and the processing object 3 represents a floating rigidity. If the floating rigidity is not, the height between the local exhaust device 4 and the processed object 3 may become insufficient or The mechanical or dynamic stability of the local device 4 may become insufficient. Therefore, 靡 maintain sufficient floating rigidity. '' In practice, by static pressure floating, the hoisting device 4 support 2 liters is raised to a height greater than the thickness of the treated article 3. Therefore, at least one of the moving support 2 and the partial exhaust apparatus * is smoothly inserted below the local exhaust apparatus 4.彳 将 将 处理 η 汉 : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : A stable lift can be obtained, and the "air curtain" can be used to reduce the amount of flow or vaporized matter or dust scattered in the local exhaust unit 6 by the laser to reduce the amount of air generated in the local exhaust unit 6. It is possible to maintain the environment around the device (cleaning room, etc. However, it is particularly preferable to use a inert gas to form a space between the local exhaust device 4 and the support table 2 by static pressure floating.
、又’在多孔透氣膜13係由具有鄕孔隙率之多孔材料製 =情況下’例如可藉由選擇所注人惰性氣體之量在約數 微米至1GG微米之廣泛範圍中調節局部排氣設備彳之高度, 亦即自支撐台2升提局部排氣設備4之量。多孔透氣膜以 孔隙率不限於以上40%之孔隙率且可視情況選擇。又,多 孔透氣膜U之材料不限於多孔轉^且可自多孔金屬、陶 瓷、合成樹脂等材料中選擇所需材料。 圖1Β為由根據本發明實施例之雷射處理裝置旧成之局 排氣设備4的底部示意圖。 局部排氣設備4於其底冑包括環形吸入凹槽(排氣通 =5及16。環形吸人凹槽15及_出注人支揮台2中之過 置壓縮氣體及經由排氣單元職11供應至處理物件3之氣 體(原料氣體、淨化氣體扑上述局部㈣(局部排氣部分 軸面向局部排氣設備4底部且佔據自透明窗Η及傳輸 =〇至處理物件3之高度之大致圓柱體空間形成。於形成 “通道15及狀末㈣分之由吸人凹槽形成的大致同心 裱形部分内提供局部空間(局部排氣部分6)。 根據本發明實施例,f射處理裝置1藉由合適設備(諸如 122617.doc 14 200824829 接物鏡)會聚來自(例如)雷射光源設備(未圖示)之♦射* L,且經由具有透明窗19之傳輸孔2〇將光引入局部^氣部 分6中。隨後,雷射處理裝置丨於局部排氣部分6中進行藉 由雷射CVD(化學氣相沈積)形成薄膜之處理及藉由雷射^ 刻移除薄膜之處理。 另一方面,儘管可還擇脈衝雷射光£之所需脈衝寬度, 但較佳應選擇小於10皮秒之脈衝寬度且特別較佳應選擇稱 作飛秒雷射之1皮秒或更小脈衝寬度。若脈衝寬度長於= 皮秒,則熱度於處理物件3之輻射部分中積聚且於處理物 件3内擴散,引起輻射部分於通常應移除之其外周部分熔 融。經常觀測到該熔融之發生引起產生汽化物質及塵埃。 因此,若選擇較短之每脈衝雷射光之輻射時間,則可能藉 由在比發生熱擴散之時間段短之時間段期間供應密集光能 量抑制熔融之發生及進程。 應注意,應考慮待處理之材料及構件來更佳選擇脈衝寬 度。舉例而言,當意欲自處理物件3移除之材料(例如過度 形成之導線之部分)係由鋁(A1)製成時,較佳(例如)應選擇 約2皮秒至1〇皮秒範圍内之脈衝寬度作為合適脈衝寬度。 又,可選擇所需值之波長作為脈衝雷射光z之波長。另 一方面,在處理物件之輻射部分外圍藉由熔融引起之下降 ϊ係藉由繞射極限測定且下降量傾向於隨脈衝雷射光波長 之增加而增加。因此,為減低雷射切割部分邊界處之下降 量,需要選擇短波長之雷射光。舉例而言,小於39〇 nm4 更小波長之雷射光可適用於本申請案。 122617.doc -15- 200824829 此處’將示意性描述展示於圖iamb之雷射處理裝χι 中藉由雷射CVD形成薄膜之操作。 首先,自Μ縮氣體供應畢;,友 . (虱體供應源)9供應壓縮氣 體至麼縮氣體供應通道14。接著,㈣縮氣體經由多孔透 氣膜13注入處理物件3中以白老_ * 仟Μ自處理物件3以預^間升提局 部排氣設備始操作。此時,料離局部排氣設備4正 下方口 Ρ刀之位置預備具有大約等於處理物件3厚度之厚戶 •且料處理物件3定位之升提台(未圖示)。可升提已置於I 升提台上之局部排氣設備4且將其移動至處理物们之上之 二^▲:二田於處理物件3之上移動時,局部排氣設備4 可可罪地避免與處理物件3接觸,其為較佳的。 在該狀態下’經由原料氣體通道17自原料供 體供應源)5供肩用於胺、士# 供應用於膜沈積之原料氣體至局部排氣單元 至膜沈積於其局部部分之處理物件3)。又,經由淨 化氣體通道18自潘/卜备触μ & # 时 乱體供應早元7供應淨化氣體至局部 =,以來自雷射光.源設備之雷射光z輻射處 = 積膜)…射紅經由傳輪孔2。、透明 孰分解使ϋ氣單元6輕射局部部分,藉此基於原料氣體 解使CVD膜沈積於處理物件3之局部部分上。 雷射處理方沐 4A /A 1 皮·u 接線基板製造方法及接線基板之實施例 ,、_人,將描述根據本發明之一實施 在此實施例φ ^ 田耵處理方法。 中,將參考藉由雷射圖案化校正(製造)接線基 122617.doc 200824829 板之情況來描述該方法。又’將上述雷射處理裝置(接線 基板製造裝置)用作雷射處理裝置。Further, in the case where the porous gas permeable membrane 13 is made of a porous material having a ruthenium porosity, the local venting apparatus can be adjusted, for example, by selecting the amount of the inert gas to be injected in a wide range of about several micrometers to 1 GG micrometer. The height, that is, the amount of the local exhaust device 4 is raised from the support table 2. The porosity of the porous gas permeable membrane is not limited to the above 40% porosity and may be selected as appropriate. Further, the material of the porous gas permeable membrane U is not limited to porous rotation, and the desired material can be selected from materials such as porous metal, ceramics, and synthetic resin. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a bottom plan view showing a conventional exhaust apparatus 4 of a laser processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. The local exhaust device 4 includes an annular suction groove at its bottom sill (exhaust air passages = 5 and 16. the annular suction groove 15 and the over-compressed gas in the ejector pin 2 and the venting unit 11 gas supplied to the processing object 3 (the raw material gas, the purifying gas fluttering the above part (4) (the partial exhaust portion shaft faces the bottom of the local exhaust device 4 and occupies a substantially cylindrical shape from the transparent window Η and the transmission = 〇 to the height of the processed object 3 The body space is formed. A partial space (local exhaust portion 6) is provided in a substantially concentric dome portion formed by the suction channel formed by the passage 15 and the end (four). According to an embodiment of the present invention, the f-processing device 1 Convergence, for example, from a laser source device (not shown) by a suitable device (such as 122617.doc 14 200824829 objective lens), and introducing light into the local via via transmission aperture 2 with transparent window 19 In the gas portion 6. Subsequently, the laser processing apparatus performs a process of forming a thin film by laser CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) and a process of removing the thin film by laser in the local exhaust portion 6. Aspect, although it is possible to choose a pulsed laser The required pulse width of £, but preferably a pulse width of less than 10 picoseconds should be selected and it is particularly preferable to select a pulse width of 1 picosecond or less called a femtosecond laser. If the pulse width is longer than = picosecond, then The heat accumulates in the radiating portion of the treated article 3 and diffuses in the treated article 3, causing the radiating portion to melt at its peripheral portion which should normally be removed. It is often observed that the melting occurs to cause vaporization of matter and dust. The shorter irradiation time per pulse of laser light may suppress the occurrence and progress of melting by supplying dense light energy during a period shorter than the period in which thermal diffusion occurs. It should be noted that materials and components to be treated should be considered. More preferably, the pulse width is selected. For example, when the material intended to be removed from the processed article 3 (for example, the portion of the over-formed wire) is made of aluminum (A1), it is preferred to select, for example, about 2 skins. The pulse width in the range of seconds to 1 〇 picosecond is used as the appropriate pulse width. Also, the wavelength of the desired value can be selected as the wavelength of the pulsed laser light z. On the other hand, the spoke of the object is processed. The decrease in the peripheral temperature caused by melting is determined by the diffraction limit and the amount of decrease tends to increase with the increase of the wavelength of the pulsed laser light. Therefore, in order to reduce the amount of drop at the boundary of the laser cutting portion, it is necessary to select a short wavelength. Laser light. For example, laser light having a smaller wavelength of less than 39 〇 nm 4 can be applied to the present application. 122617.doc -15- 200824829 Here, a schematic description will be shown in the laser processing apparatus of Figure iamb. The operation of forming a thin film by laser CVD. First, the supply of the compressed gas is supplied to the collapsing gas supply, and the compressed gas is supplied to the compressed gas supply passage 14. Then, the (4) gas is injected through the porous gas permeable membrane 13 The processing object 3 is operated by the white _* 仟Μ self-processing object 3 to lift up the local exhausting device. At this time, the material is placed at a position directly below the local venting apparatus 4 at the position of the boring tool to prepare a lifting platform (not shown) having a thickness equal to the thickness of the processing object 3 and the material processing object 3 is positioned. The local exhaust device 4 that has been placed on the I-lift platform can be lifted and moved to the top of the treatment object. ▲: When the second object moves on the processing object 3, the local exhaust device 4 is indiscriminate. It is preferred to avoid contact with the processing article 3. In this state, 'from the raw material supply source via the raw material gas passage 17' 5 for the amine, the supply of the raw material gas for film deposition to the local exhaust unit to the partial deposition of the film to the processed article 3 ). In addition, through the purge gas channel 18 from the Pan / Bu touch μ &# 时乱体 Supply early 7 supply purified gas to the local =, from the laser light source laser radiation source z radiation = film accumulation) ... shot Red passes through the wheel hole 2. The transparent ruthenium decomposition causes the helium unit 6 to lightly irradiate the partial portion, whereby the CVD film is deposited on a partial portion of the processed article 3 based on the material gas. Laser processing method 4A / A 1 皮 · u wiring substrate manufacturing method and wiring substrate embodiment, _ person, will be described in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention φ ^ field processing method. The method will be described with reference to the case of a laser patterning correction (manufacturing) wiring base 122617.doc 200824829. Further, the above-described laser processing apparatus (wiring substrate manufacturing apparatus) is used as a laser processing apparatus.
如圖2A之頂視圖及圖2B之截面圖所示,可將根據本發 明之實施例之雷射處理方法(接線基板製造方法)應用於二 下校正接線基板之情況。在此,由於藉由堆疊下層接線 21、層間絕緣體22及上層接線23形成之多層膜中之層間絕 緣體22缺損,故已於具有不同高度之下層接線21與上層接 線23之間之交叉部分處出現短路部分(層間短路)24。詳言 之,可將根據本發明實施例之雷射處理方法應用於在預^ 條件下由雷射蝕刻而蝕刻去包括短路部分24之部分的情 況。如圖2A之頂視圖及圖2C之截面圖所示,若需要,= 埋藏經移除之雷射切割部分25以形成缺損校正部分%。、 又,如圖3A之頂視圖及圖3B之截面圖所示,可將根據 本發明之實施例之雷射處理方法(接線基板製造方法)應用 於校正接線基板之另-情況。在此,短路部分(層間短路 及層内短路m包括在藉由堆疊下層接線31、層間絕緣體 32及上層接線33形成之多層財之下層接線3ι及複數條上 層接線33;且短路係由於混合外來物質等而發生。詳士 之’可將雷射處理方法應⑽在預定條件下由雷射钱⑽ 除包括短路部分34之部分作為雷射切割部分35的情況。如 圖3A之頂視圖及圖3C之截面圖所示,若需要,則藉由埋 藏雷射切割部分35形成缺損校正部分%。 在本發明實施例之雷射處理方法中,首先將壓縮氣體自 I缩氣體供應單元9經由多孔透氣膜13注入處理物件3中以 122617.doc 200824829 自處理物件3以預定空間升提局部排氣設備4。在此情形 下,以雷射光L輻射待蝕刻之處理物件3之區域且藉由雷射 蝕刻移除所形成之薄膜圖案之部分(例如過度形成之導線 之部分)。 . 在彼情況下,雷射光I較佳應為如上文所述具有10皮秒 - 或更小脈衝寬度之脈衝雷射光。又,較佳選擇脈衝雷射光 厶之波長以及變為處理物件3之韓射部分之多層膜的膜厚度 φ 及反射率。此外,較佳將此波長(若需要連同膜厚度及反 射率)輸入聯合雷射光源單元操作之輸入單元中使得該資 料反應於雷射處理中。 圖4 A展示包括堆疊結構且對其進行雷射钱刻之多層膜之 特定實例。詳言之,預先量測視對應於層間絕緣體之氮化 石夕(SiN)層及氧化矽(Si0)膜之膜厚度而定之反射率的變 化。處理係如下進行:藉由以對應於高於可見光區平均反 射率之反射率之波長的雷射光輻射具有以複數種波長中至 # 少一部分指示高於該平均反射率之反射率的膜厚度之多層 膜。 將更詳細描述特定實例。 首先’圖4B展示當層間絕緣體之反射率係於氮化矽層具 有150 nm之膜厚度且氧化石夕層具有之膜厚度之情況 下模擬時所獲得之量測結果(反射光譜)。儘管反射光譜之 整體形狀響應膜厚度而變化,但在此厚度條件下,3 9 〇 波長處之反射率遠低於可見光區平均反射率(4〗%)。亦 即’反射率變為22%且剩餘78%可為Mo(鉬)層所吸收。 122617.doc -18- 200824829 因此,在此膜厚度條件下,則存在可嚴重損害位於層間 絕緣體之下之鉬(Mo)層的可能性。 另一方面,當以雷射蝕刻圖5A所示之具有堆疊結構(厚 度條件)之多層膜時,反射光譜如圖5B所示變化且390 nm 波長處之反射率展示遠高於可見光區平均反射率(44%)之 相對最大值。亦即,由於反射率變為64%且剩餘3 6%可為 Mo層所吸收,故由Mo層所吸收之能量變得小於圖4A所示 之排列之情況下的一半。因此,可能抑制對下層之損害。 因此,在此厚度條件下,當以波長為3 9 0 nm之脈衝雷射 光處理該材料時,可減低對鉬層之損害。因此,可進行校 正材料短路之處理,同時保持如圖2C及3C所示之下層接 線。 此處,較佳應自接近上層接線材料之臨限能量所獲得之 值選擇雷射能量密度。由於認為鉬(Mo)及鋁(A1)為用於導 線之材料且Mo之臨限值為0.09 J/cm2且A1之臨限值為0.08 J/cm2,故較佳應在接近臨限值之能量密度,亦即0· 1 J/cm2 或更小之能量密度下處理該材料。 若在高於彼值之能量密度下處理材料,則存在下層受損 害之較大可能性且存在不可執行選擇處理之危險。又,當 在低於彼值之能量密度處理材料時,存在將不完全移除上 層膜之較大可能性。應注意,雷射切割區較佳應比短路部 分大約1 μπι以高度可靠性地進行校正。 此外,如圖6Α之頂視圖及圖6Β之截面圖所示,可將根 據本發明實施例之雷射處理方法(接線基板製造方法)應用 122617.doc -19- 200824829 於以下情況。在此, ,紐路部分(層間短路及層内 括下層接線61及it I攸I» a从& _ 短路)64包As shown in the top view of Fig. 2A and the cross-sectional view of Fig. 2B, the laser processing method (wiring substrate manufacturing method) according to the embodiment of the present invention can be applied to the case where the wiring substrate is corrected. Here, since the interlayer insulator 22 in the multilayer film formed by stacking the lower layer wiring 21, the interlayer insulator 22, and the upper layer wiring 23 is defective, it has appeared at the intersection between the layer wiring 21 and the upper layer wiring 23 having different heights. Short circuit portion (interlayer short circuit) 24. In particular, the laser processing method according to an embodiment of the present invention can be applied to a case where a portion including the short-circuit portion 24 is etched by laser etching under a pre-condition. As shown in the top view of FIG. 2A and the cross-sectional view of FIG. 2C, if necessary, the removed laser cutting portion 25 is buried to form the defect correction portion %. Further, as shown in the top view of Fig. 3A and the cross-sectional view of Fig. 3B, the laser processing method (wiring substrate manufacturing method) according to the embodiment of the present invention can be applied to the case of correcting the wiring substrate. Here, the short-circuit portion (inter-layer short-circuit and intra-layer short-circuit m) includes a multilayer under-layer wiring 3ι and a plurality of upper-layer wirings 33 formed by stacking the lower layer wiring 31, the interlayer insulator 32, and the upper layer wiring 33; and the short-circuit is due to mixing The matter may occur. The detailed description may be such that the laser processing method (10) removes the portion including the short-circuit portion 34 from the laser money (10) under predetermined conditions as the laser cutting portion 35. As shown in the top view and figure of Fig. 3A As shown in the cross-sectional view of 3C, if necessary, the defect correction portion % is formed by the buried laser cutting portion 35. In the laser processing method of the embodiment of the present invention, the compressed gas is firstly supplied from the I-shrinking gas supply unit 9 via the porous The gas permeable membrane 13 is injected into the treated article 3 to lift the local exhaust device 4 from the treated object 3 by a predetermined space by 122617.doc 200824829. In this case, the region of the processed object 3 to be etched is irradiated with the laser light L and by the thunder Ejection etching removes portions of the formed film pattern (eg, portions of over-formed wires). In that case, the laser light I should preferably have 10 picoseconds as described above - or Pulsed laser light having a small pulse width. Further, it is preferable to select the wavelength of the pulsed laser beam and the film thickness φ and reflectance of the multilayer film which becomes the Korean portion of the object to be processed 3. Further, it is preferable to use this wavelength (if necessary) The data is input into the input unit operating in conjunction with the laser source unit in conjunction with film thickness and reflectance. This data is reflected in the laser processing. Figure 4A shows a specific example of a multilayer film comprising a stacked structure and laser-engraved. In detail, the change in reflectance is determined in advance depending on the film thickness of the nitride nitride (SiN) layer and the yttrium oxide (Si0) film corresponding to the interlayer insulator. The processing is performed as follows: by corresponding to higher than visible light The laser light having a wavelength of the reflectance of the average reflectance of the region has a multilayer film having a film thickness indicating a reflectance higher than the average reflectance in a plurality of wavelengths. A specific example will be described in more detail. 4B shows the measurement obtained when the reflectivity of the interlayer insulator is in the case where the tantalum nitride layer has a film thickness of 150 nm and the film thickness of the oxidized stone layer has a film thickness. Fruit (reflection spectrum). Although the overall shape of the reflection spectrum varies depending on the film thickness, at this thickness, the reflectance at the wavelength of 3 9 远 is much lower than the average reflectance of the visible region (4 〖%). The reflectance becomes 22% and the remaining 78% can be absorbed by the Mo (molybdenum) layer. 122617.doc -18- 200824829 Therefore, under this film thickness condition, there is a possibility that the molybdenum (Mo) under the interlayer insulator can be seriously damaged. On the other hand, when a multilayer film having a stacked structure (thickness condition) as shown in Fig. 5A is laser-etched, the reflection spectrum changes as shown in Fig. 5B and the reflectance at a wavelength of 390 nm shows far. Higher relative to the average reflectance (44%) in the visible region. That is, since the reflectance becomes 64% and the remaining 36% can be absorbed by the Mo layer, the energy absorbed by the Mo layer becomes less than half that in the case of the arrangement shown in Fig. 4A. Therefore, damage to the lower layer may be suppressed. Therefore, under this thickness condition, when the material is treated with pulsed laser light having a wavelength of 390 nm, the damage to the molybdenum layer can be reduced. Therefore, it is possible to correct the short circuit of the material while maintaining the underlying wiring as shown in Figs. 2C and 3C. Here, it is preferred to select the laser energy density from a value obtained by the threshold energy of the upper wiring material. Since molybdenum (Mo) and aluminum (A1) are considered to be materials for wires and the threshold value of Mo is 0.09 J/cm2 and the threshold value of A1 is 0.08 J/cm2, it is preferable to be close to the threshold. The material is treated at an energy density, i.e., an energy density of 0.1 J/cm2 or less. If the material is treated at an energy density above the other value, there is a greater likelihood that the underlying layer will be damaged and there is a risk that the selective treatment will not be performed. Also, when the material is processed at an energy density lower than the other value, there is a greater possibility that the upper film will not be completely removed. It should be noted that the laser cutting zone should preferably be corrected with a high degree of reliability about 1 μm from the short-circuited portion. Further, as shown in the top view of Fig. 6A and the cross-sectional view of Fig. 6A, the laser processing method (the method of manufacturing the wiring substrate) according to the embodiment of the present invention can be applied to the following case by 122617.doc -19-200824829. Here, the New Zealand section (inter-layer short-circuit and layer-in-layer wiring 61 and it I攸I»a from & _ short circuit) 64 packs
要,則藉由埋藏雷射切割部分65而形成缺損 分66 〇 ’且其 校正部 詳言之,不僅可將根據本發明實施例之雷射處理方法應If necessary, the defect portion 66 〇 ' is formed by burying the laser cutting portion 65 and its correction portion, in detail, not only the laser processing method according to the embodiment of the present invention should be
況。因此,可在控制上層絕緣膜損害下校正短路。 在此情況下,預先量測視對應於上層絕緣膜之氮化矽 (SiN)層及氧化矽(Si〇)膜之膜厚度而定之反射率的變化。 處理係如下進行:藉由以對應於低於可見光區平均反射率 之反射率之波長的雷射光輻射具有以複數種波長中至少一 部分指示低於該平均反射率之反射率的膜厚度之多層膜。 亦即,選擇雷射光波長,使得可抑制具有特定膜厚度之上 層絕緣膜之反射。 將更詳細描述特定實例。 首先,圖7B展示當上層絕緣層之反射率係以如圖7A所 示氮化矽層厚度為200 nm且氧化矽層厚度為1〇〇 nm之堆疊 結構模擬時所獲得之量測結果(反射光譜)。儘管光譜之整 體形狀響應膜厚度而變化,但在此厚度條件下,390 nm波 122617.doc -20- 200824829 長處之反射率高於可見光區平均反射率(50%)。亦即,反 射率變為57%且剩餘43%可為Ti(鈦)層所吸收。 因此,根據此厚度條件,存在可難以處理位於上層絕緣 層之下之鈦層的較大可能性。 另一方面,在具有如圖8 A所示之堆疊結構(厚度條件)之 上層絕緣膜中,反射光譜如圖8B所示變化且390 nm波長處 之反射率成為遠低於可見光區平均反射率(53%)之相對最 小值。亦即,上層絕緣膜中之反射率變為9·5。/。且剩餘 90.5%可為Ti層(上層接線)所吸收。因此,在此情況下,與 圖7 A中所示之排列之情況比較,Ti層内所吸收之能量大於 雷射光一半,使得儘管Ti層為上層絕緣層所覆蓋,但亦可 能選擇性破壞(選擇性移除)Ti層。 口此根據此尽度條件’當以波長為390 nm之脈衝雷射 光處理該材料時,為鈦(Ti)層所吸收之能量可增加且當保 持下層接線時用以校正短路部分(短路)之處理變得可能。 顯示器裝置製造方法之實施例condition. Therefore, the short circuit can be corrected under the control of the damage of the upper insulating film. In this case, the change in reflectance depending on the film thickness of the tantalum nitride (SiN) layer and the yttrium oxide (Si) film corresponding to the upper insulating film is measured in advance. The processing is performed by irradiating a multilayer film having a film thickness indicating a reflectance lower than the average reflectance by at least a portion of the plurality of wavelengths by laser light having a wavelength corresponding to a reflectance lower than an average reflectance of the visible light region. . That is, the wavelength of the laser light is selected so that the reflection of the insulating film having a specific film thickness can be suppressed. Specific examples will be described in more detail. First, FIG. 7B shows the measurement results obtained when the reflectance of the upper insulating layer is simulated in a stacked structure in which the thickness of the tantalum nitride layer is 200 nm and the thickness of the tantalum oxide layer is 1 μm as shown in FIG. 7A (reflection). spectrum). Although the overall shape of the spectrum varies depending on the film thickness, at this thickness, the reflectance of the 390 nm wave 122617.doc -20- 200824829 is higher than the average reflectance of the visible light region (50%). That is, the reflectance becomes 57% and the remaining 43% can be absorbed by the Ti (titanium) layer. Therefore, according to this thickness condition, there is a large possibility that it is difficult to handle the titanium layer located under the upper insulating layer. On the other hand, in the interlayer insulating film having the stacked structure (thickness condition) as shown in Fig. 8A, the reflection spectrum is changed as shown in Fig. 8B and the reflectance at the wavelength of 390 nm becomes much lower than the average reflectance in the visible light region. The relative minimum of (53%). That is, the reflectance in the upper insulating film becomes 9·5. /. And the remaining 90.5% can be absorbed by the Ti layer (upper layer wiring). Therefore, in this case, compared with the case of the arrangement shown in FIG. 7A, the energy absorbed in the Ti layer is larger than half of the laser light, so that although the Ti layer is covered by the upper insulating layer, it is also possible to selectively destroy ( Selectively remove) the Ti layer. According to this expiration condition, when the material is treated with pulsed laser light having a wavelength of 390 nm, the energy absorbed by the titanium (Ti) layer can be increased and used to correct the short-circuit portion (short circuit) while maintaining the underlying wiring. Processing becomes possible. Embodiment of display device manufacturing method
裝置之背光。 裝置分為直射光顯示 不器裝置及邊緣光(側光)顯示器裝置。The backlight of the device. The device is divided into a direct light display device and an edge light (side light) display device.
122617.doc ^ ^基於包括螢光燈之光源設備之排列系統將顯示器 时於顯示器表面(前)之後 之光源設備的排列。由於 -21- 200824829 f射光顯示器裝置可直接使用來自光源設備之光,故對於 Γ7儿度向效率及大規模為有利的,但難以降低厚度且其 功率消耗大。 另一方面,邊緣光顯示器裝置具有丙烯醯基板光導部分 (光導)及光源設備位於相.對於顯示器表面之後側的排列。 由於光係藉由光導部分漫射,故邊緣光顯示器裝置對於小 型化、厚度降低及小功率消耗為有利的,但大螢幕顯示器 可能經受重量增加。基於光學設備可產生反射光之假設, 將邊緣光顯示器裝置進一步分為光源設備位於光導部分之 後之背光顯示器裝置及光源設備位於光導部分之前之前光 顯示器裝置。 根據上述實施例之雷射處理方法,可能在不受該等類型 中之任一者限制的情況下經由製造接線基板來製造各種顯 示器裝置。 將參考圖9來描述藉由製造上述接線基板而獲得之顯示 器裝置之特定實例。 如圖9所示,顯示器裝置41包括一光源設備42。在光源 設備42中在由樹脂製成之一光導部分46内提供螢光燈47作 為光源。 根據本發明之實施例,光源設備42包括在距光學設備43 最近之部分處之一漫射片49。漫射片49適用以將來自螢光 燈47之表面光均一地引導至光學設備43。於光源設備42之 後側提供一反射器44。又,若需要,則於光導部分46之側 提供類似於反射器44之一反射器45。 122617.doc -22· 200824829 應注意,在根據本發明實施例之光源設備42中,除環氧 树脂、聚碎氧樹脂及胺基甲酸醋樹脂以外可將各種透明樹 脂用作形成光導部分4 6之樹脂。 又’顯示器裝置41包括能夠藉由調節來自光源設備42之 光輸出預定輸出光之光學設備(例如液晶設備)43。上述光 源設備42位於光學設備43之後且光係自為直射光背光之光 源設備42供應至光學設備43。 光學設備43包括一偏轉板50、一 TFT(薄膜電晶體)玻璃 基板51、提供於玻璃基板51表面上之點形電極52、一液晶 層53、沈積於液晶層53之前部及後側之定向膜54、一電極 5 5及電極5 5上之複數個黑色矩陣5 6。此外,該光學設備包 括對應於黑色矩陣56中所提供之像素之第一(紅色)彩色濾 光器57a、第二(綠色)彩色濾光器571>及第三(藍色)彩色濾 光器57c以及以距黑色矩陣56及彩色濾光器57&至57〇一定 距離提供之一玻璃基板58及一偏轉板59。所有組件均以此 順序自接近光學設備43之側定位。 在此,偏轉板50及59適用以形成以特定方向振動之光。 提供TFT玻璃基板51、點形電極52及電極55以轉換僅通過 以特疋方向振動之光之液晶層53。由於亦提供定向膜54, 故可以特定方向排列液晶層53中之液晶分子之傾斜。又, 由於光學設備43包括黑色矩陣56,故可改良自對應於各別 色彩之彩色濾光器57a至57c各自輸出之光的對比度。應注 意’黑色矩陣56及彩色濾光器57a至57c係附著至玻璃基板 58上。 122617.doc -23- 200824829 根據本發明上述實施例之雷射處理方法(接線基板製造 方法),(例如)藉由使用所得接線基板可至少形成排列中之 TFT玻璃基板51至電極55。因此’可能校正壞點或連串壞 點部分且製造光源設備及顯示器裝置。.因此,根據包括接 線基板之光源设備及顯不器裝置,可改良產率且可降低製 造週期。 實例 將描述接線基板(陣列基板)製造方法之實例(檢驗結果) 作為根據本發明實施例之雷射處理方法之特定實例。 使用圖1A及1B所示之裝置,使用薄膜電晶體(TFT)基板 作為處理物件且進行雷射處理。 首先’將自壓縮氣體供應單元9供應之氬(Ar)或氮(N2)惰 性氣體經由局部排氣設備4内之多孔透氣膜13注入支撐台 2。升提局部排氣設備4至高於處理物件3之厚度,例如自 支撐台2之高度為100 μιη。因此,即使當處理物件3略微翹 曲或搖晃時,亦可避免局部排氣設備4與處理物件3在下一 過程中彼此接觸。 其次’以水平方向移動支撐台2且將處理物件3插入局部 排氣設備4與支撐台2之間之空間中。隨後,選擇局部排氣 设備4之高度使其距處理物件3頂部2〇 μιη,且以水平方向 移動支撐台2,使得可在其短路發生部分處以脈衝雷射光 來輻射處理物件3。因此,調節局部排氣設備4與處理物件 3之間之相對位置。 其次,僅自脈衝雷射光源以100 Ηζ之重複頻率,以3皮 122617.doc -24- 200824829 秒之脈衝寬度輸出5000脈衝之具有10平方微米之輻射光束 形狀的脈衝雷射光Z。以該脈衝雷射光Z經由透明窗19輻射 處理物件3。應注意,藉由缝隙將雷射光I重塑為光束形, 且處理該處理物件3,同時藉由輻射觀測單元以放大率為 50倍之接物鏡以15 mm之操作距離進行觀測。 圖10A及10B展示當藉由雷射處理具有圖4B中所示之下 層及層間絕緣體反射特徵之處理物件且於顯微鏡下觀測時 獲得之顯微相片。自該等結果確認下層接線已破壞。 另一方面,圖11A及11B展示當藉由雷射處理具有圖5B 中所示之下層及層間絕緣體反射特徵之處理物件且於顯微 鏡下觀測時獲得之顯微相片。自該等結果,確認僅可在不 影響下層的情況下選擇性移除上層。 對於接線基板(其中上層絕緣膜形成於上層接線上X參見 6A至6C)量測藉由雷射處理之接線基板中上層接線之間的 漏電流。圖12展示半對數圖形式之量測結果,其中在對數 示圖中僅垂直軸展示漏電流。 在如圖8B所示獲得上層絕緣膜反射特徵之接線基板中, 由於藉由雷射處理移除短路部分,故如圖12中實線a所示 上層接線之電阻不變(維持高電阻以抑制漏電流)。因此, 確認僅可選擇性地移除上層。 另方面,在如圖7B所示獲得上層絕緣膜之反射特徵之 接線基板中,在嘗試藉由雷射處理移除短路部分之後,如 圖12中實線6所示產生大規模漏電流。因此,確認未移除 短路部分。 $ 122617.doc -25- 200824829 如上所列’根據本發明之雷射處理法、接線基板製造方 法及顯示器裝置製造方法之上述實施例及實例,可藉由使 如)上述雷射處理裝置,以與相關技術相比更簡單且 可靠之方式來處理(製造)處理物件。因此,可獲得製造產 率之改良及製造週期之降低。 又根據本發明之雷射處理方法及其他實施例,由於可 抑制層間短路之發味今 &生故可減少應丟棄之缺陷產品。因122617.doc ^ ^ Based on the arrangement of the light source device including the fluorescent lamp, the arrangement of the light source devices after the display surface (front) is displayed. Since the -21-200824829 f-light-emitting display device can directly use light from a light source device, it is advantageous for efficiency and large scale, but it is difficult to reduce the thickness and its power consumption is large. On the other hand, the edge light display device has an acrylonitrile substrate light guide portion (light guide) and an arrangement in which the light source device is located on the rear side of the display surface. Since the light system is diffused by the light guide portion, the edge light display device is advantageous for miniaturization, thickness reduction, and low power consumption, but the large screen display may be subjected to weight increase. Based on the assumption that the optical device can produce reflected light, the edge light display device is further divided into a light display device in which the backlight display device and the light source device are located behind the light guide portion before the light guide portion. According to the laser processing method of the above embodiment, it is possible to manufacture various display devices via the manufacture of the wiring substrate without being limited by any of these types. A specific example of the display device obtained by manufacturing the above wiring substrate will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 9, the display device 41 includes a light source device 42. A fluorescent lamp 47 is provided as a light source in a light guiding portion 46 made of a resin in the light source device 42. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, light source device 42 includes a diffuser sheet 49 at a portion that is closest to optical device 43. The diffusion sheet 49 is adapted to uniformly guide the surface light from the fluorescent lamp 47 to the optical device 43. A reflector 44 is provided on the rear side of the light source device 42. Also, if desired, a reflector 45 similar to one of the reflectors 44 is provided on the side of the light guiding portion 46. 122617.doc -22· 200824829 It should be noted that in the light source device 42 according to the embodiment of the present invention, various transparent resins can be used as the light guiding portion in addition to the epoxy resin, the polyoxygen resin, and the urethane resin. Resin. Further, the display device 41 includes an optical device (e.g., liquid crystal device) 43 capable of outputting predetermined output light by adjusting light output from the light source device 42. The above-mentioned light source device 42 is located behind the optical device 43 and the light system is supplied from the light source device 42 which is a direct light backlight to the optical device 43. The optical device 43 includes a deflecting plate 50, a TFT (Thin Film Transistor) glass substrate 51, a dot electrode 52 provided on the surface of the glass substrate 51, a liquid crystal layer 53, and an orientation deposited on the front and rear sides of the liquid crystal layer 53. A plurality of black matrices 56 on the film 54, an electrode 5 5 and the electrode 5 5 . Furthermore, the optical device comprises a first (red) color filter 57a, a second (green) color filter 571 > and a third (blue) color filter corresponding to the pixels provided in the black matrix 56. 57c and a glass substrate 58 and a deflector 59 are provided at a distance from the black matrix 56 and the color filters 57 & 57. All components are positioned in this order from the side of the proximity optical device 43. Here, the deflecting plates 50 and 59 are adapted to form light that vibrates in a particular direction. The TFT glass substrate 51, the dot electrode 52, and the electrode 55 are provided to convert the liquid crystal layer 53 which passes only the light vibrating in the characteristic direction. Since the alignment film 54 is also provided, the tilt of the liquid crystal molecules in the liquid crystal layer 53 can be aligned in a specific direction. Further, since the optical device 43 includes the black matrix 56, the contrast of the light respectively output from the color filters 57a to 57c corresponding to the respective colors can be improved. It should be noted that the black matrix 56 and the color filters 57a to 57c are attached to the glass substrate 58. 122617.doc -23- 200824829 According to the laser processing method (wiring substrate manufacturing method) of the above-described embodiment of the present invention, at least the TFT glass substrate 51 to the electrode 55 in the array can be formed, for example, by using the obtained wiring substrate. Therefore, it is possible to correct a dead pixel or a series of defective portions and manufacture a light source device and a display device. Therefore, according to the light source device and the display device including the wiring substrate, the yield can be improved and the manufacturing cycle can be reduced. EXAMPLES An example (manufacturing result) of a method of manufacturing a wiring substrate (array substrate) will be described as a specific example of a laser processing method according to an embodiment of the present invention. Using the apparatus shown in Figs. 1A and 1B, a thin film transistor (TFT) substrate was used as a processing object and subjected to laser processing. First, argon (Ar) or nitrogen (N2) inert gas supplied from the compressed gas supply unit 9 is injected into the support table 2 via the porous gas permeable membrane 13 in the local exhaust apparatus 4. The partial venting device 4 is raised to a thickness higher than the thickness of the treated article 3, for example, the height from the support table 2 is 100 μm. Therefore, even when the processed article 3 is slightly warped or shaken, it is possible to prevent the local exhausting device 4 and the processed article 3 from coming into contact with each other in the next process. Next, the support table 2 is moved in the horizontal direction and the processed object 3 is inserted into the space between the partial exhaust device 4 and the support table 2. Subsequently, the height of the local exhausting device 4 is selected so as to be 2 〇 μη from the top of the workpiece 3, and the support table 2 is moved in the horizontal direction so that the object 3 can be irradiated with pulsed laser light at the portion where the short circuit occurs. Therefore, the relative position between the local exhaust device 4 and the processed object 3 is adjusted. Secondly, only 5,000 pulses of pulsed laser light Z having a radiation beam shape of 10 square microns were output from a pulsed laser source at a repetition rate of 100 Ηζ at a pulse width of 3 pico to 122617.doc -24 to 200824829 seconds. The object 3 is irradiated with the pulsed laser light Z through the transparent window 19. It should be noted that the laser light I is reshaped into a beam shape by a slit, and the processed object 3 is processed while observing the objective lens with an operating distance of 15 mm by a radiation observation unit at a magnification of 50 times. Figures 10A and 10B show photomicrographs obtained when a processed article having the underlying layer and interlayer insulator reflective features shown in Figure 4B is processed by laser and observed under a microscope. From these results, it was confirmed that the lower wiring was broken. On the other hand, Figs. 11A and 11B show microphotographs obtained when a processed article having the lower layer and interlayer insulator reflection characteristics shown in Fig. 5B is processed by laser treatment and observed under a microscope. From these results, it was confirmed that the upper layer could be selectively removed only without affecting the lower layer. The leakage current between the upper wirings in the wiring substrate processed by the laser is measured for the wiring substrate in which the upper insulating film is formed on the upper wiring (see 6A to 6C). Figure 12 shows the measurement results in the form of a semi-logarithmic graph in which only the vertical axis exhibits leakage current in the logarithmic diagram. In the wiring substrate which obtains the reflection characteristic of the upper insulating film as shown in FIG. 8B, since the short-circuited portion is removed by the laser processing, the resistance of the upper-layer wiring is unchanged as shown by the solid line a in FIG. 12 (maintaining high resistance to suppress Leakage current). Therefore, it is confirmed that only the upper layer can be selectively removed. On the other hand, in the wiring substrate which obtains the reflection characteristics of the upper insulating film as shown in Fig. 7B, after attempting to remove the short-circuited portion by the laser processing, a large-scale leakage current is generated as shown by the solid line 6 in Fig. 12. Therefore, confirm that the short-circuited part has not been removed. $122617.doc -25- 200824829 The above-described embodiments and examples of the laser processing method, the wiring substrate manufacturing method, and the display device manufacturing method according to the present invention are as follows, by using the above-described laser processing apparatus The processed article is processed (manufactured) in a simpler and more reliable manner than the related art. Therefore, improvement in manufacturing yield and reduction in manufacturing cycle can be obtained. Further, according to the laser processing method and other embodiments of the present invention, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of defects in the interlayer short circuit and to reduce the defective product which should be discarded. because
此可改良生產率且可減少製造成本。 又,儘管上述溶融受構成處理物件構件之材才斗之結合特 性影響’但具有極佳導熱性之材料(諸如金屬)傾向於在經 地卩刀周圍知脹且增加上述散落距離。因此,根據本發 明實施例之雷射處理方法’ #待處理具有極佳導熱性之構 件時,可能顯著減少塵埃。 此外,由於製造如此獲得之接線基板,使得藉由基於由 兩個或兩個以上具有不同材料之層形成之多層膜的反射率 k擇上这运射光波長來進行該多層膜上之雷射光輻射。因 此,可可靠地移除短路部分且可改良特徵。 應注意,在以上實施例之描述中所使用之材料及材料量 及所描述之諸如處理時間及尺寸之數值條件僅為較佳實例 且為解釋本發明而提供於各別圖中之尺寸、形狀及排列關 係為示意性的。亦即,本發明不限於彼等實施例。 舉例而S,若根據本發明實施例之雷射處理裝置包括用 於加熱處理物件構件及惰性氣體之加熱設備(未圖示),則 抑制塵埃之發生,因為藉由雷射輻射產生之汽化材料周 122617.doc -26- 200824829 圍iffiL度降低引起汽化材料固化且引起再沈積。 該加熱設備可藉由改變雷射處理裝置丨使得 於局部處理頭4及支摔台2之内或之外而預備。需♦要= 當加熱溫度(例如約200。〇,使得不可過量應用熱負荷至上 . 述多孔透氣膜13及原料供應單元5。若該加熱設備係提供 . 於局部處理頭4上,則可能避免構件及惰性氣體之溫度降 低。 # 又,層間絕緣體不限於圖4A、5A、7八及8八所示之排列 且可改變層間絕緣體之數量。可能藉由以使得由下層接線 及層間絕緣體所形成之多層膜反射率可與所使用雷射波長 之相對最大峰值相適合的方式使各別層之膜厚度最佳化來 選擇類似於本發明實施例之最佳處理條件。 又,在包括上層絕緣膜之處理物件中,上層絕緣膜之堆 疊結構(許多層及材料)不限於上述堆疊結構。詳言之,在 處理(製造)包括具有不1¾於上述堆疊結構之堆疊結構之上 • 層絕緣膜的物件的過程中,可選擇類似於本發明實施例之 最佳處理條件。因此,該類似結果可藉由以使得 接線之多層膜的反射率與多層膜上之上層絕緣膜的反射率 可與所使用雷射波長之相對最小峰值相適合的方式使各別 層膜厚度最佳化而獲得。因此,本發明可如上所述進行各 種修正及變化。 热習此項技術者應理解,可視設計要求及其他因素進行 j種修正、組合、次組合及修改,只要其在隨附中請專利 範圍或其等效物之範疇内即可。 122617.doc •27· 200824829 【圖式簡單說明】 圖1A為展示根據本發明實施例之雷射處理裝置之排列的 不意圖;且圖1B為展示與圖1A所示之雷射處理裝置一起 使用之局部排氣設備的底視圖。 圖2A至2C分別為為了解釋根據本發明實施例之雷射處 理方法提供之說明性圖。 圖3A至3C分別為為了解釋根據本發明實施例之雷射處 響理方法提供之說明性圖。 圖4A為展示多層膜實例之排列之示意圖;且圖4B為展 不圖4 A中所示排列中之反射光譜的說明性圖。 圖5 A為展示多層膜之另一實例之排列的示意圖;且圖 5B為展不圖5八中所示排列中之反射光譜的說明性圖。 圖6A至6C分別為為了解釋根據本發明實施例之雷射處 理方法提供之說明性圖。 圖7A為展示多層膜之又一實例之排列的示意圖;且圖 • 76為展示圖7A中所示排列中之反射光譜的說明性圖。 圖8A為展示多層膜之再一實例之排列的示意圖;且圖 一 8B為展不圖8八中所示排列中之反射光譜的說明性圖。 圖9為為了解釋顯示器裝置而提供之說明性圖。 圖10A及10B分別為為了解釋根據本發明實施例之雷射 處理方法提供之展示量測結果的顯微示圖。 圖11A及11B分別為展示根據本發明實施例之雷射處理 果的顯微示圖。 圖12為為了解釋漏電流之量測結果而提供之說明性圖。 122617.doc -28- 200824829 【主要元件符號說明】This can improve productivity and reduce manufacturing costs. Further, although the above-described melting is affected by the bonding characteristics of the materials constituting the member member of the processing member, a material having excellent thermal conductivity such as metal tends to swell around the boring tool and increase the above-mentioned scattering distance. Therefore, the laser processing method according to the embodiment of the present invention can significantly reduce dust when a member having excellent thermal conductivity is to be processed. Further, since the wiring substrate thus obtained is manufactured, the laser light irradiation on the multilayer film is performed by selecting the wavelength of the moving light based on the reflectance k of the multilayer film formed of two or more layers having different materials. . Therefore, the short-circuit portion can be reliably removed and the features can be improved. It should be noted that the amounts of materials and materials used in the description of the above embodiments and the numerical conditions such as the processing time and dimensions described are only preferred examples and the dimensions and shapes provided in the respective drawings for the purpose of explaining the present invention. And the arrangement relationship is schematic. That is, the invention is not limited to the embodiments. For example, if the laser processing apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention includes a heating device (not shown) for heating the object member and the inert gas, the occurrence of dust is suppressed because the vaporized material is generated by the laser radiation. Week 122617.doc -26- 200824829 A decrease in the circumference of the iffei causes the vaporized material to solidify and cause redeposition. The heating device can be prepared by changing the laser processing device so as to be inside or outside the local processing head 4 and the landing table 2. Need to be = = when the heating temperature (for example, about 200. 〇, so that the thermal load can not be applied excessively to the upper porous gas permeable membrane 13 and the raw material supply unit 5. If the heating device is provided on the local treatment head 4, it may be avoided The temperature of the member and the inert gas is lowered. # Further, the interlayer insulator is not limited to the arrangement shown in Figs. 4A, 5A, 7 and 8 and may change the number of interlayer insulators, possibly by the formation of the underlying wiring and the interlayer insulator. The multilayer film reflectivity can be optimized to optimize the film thickness of the individual layers in a manner compatible with the relative maximum peak of the laser wavelength used to select an optimum processing condition similar to that of the embodiments of the present invention. In the processed article of the film, the stacked structure (many layers and materials) of the upper insulating film is not limited to the above-described stacked structure. In detail, the processing (manufacture) includes a stacked structure having a stack structure of not less than the above-mentioned stacked structure. In the process of the article, an optimum processing condition similar to the embodiment of the present invention can be selected. Therefore, the similar result can be obtained by the multilayer film of the wiring. The reflectance and the reflectance of the upper insulating film on the multilayer film can be obtained by optimizing the thickness of each layer film in a manner suitable for the relative minimum peak of the laser wavelength used. Therefore, the present invention can be carried out as described above. Modifications and changes. Those who are interested in this technology should understand that the visual design requirements and other factors are subject to j-type corrections, combinations, sub-combinations and modifications, as long as they are within the scope of the patent scope or its equivalent. 122617.doc • 27· 200824829 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1A is a schematic view showing an arrangement of a laser processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 1B is a view showing use with the laser processing apparatus shown in FIG. 1A. 2A to 2C are explanatory views respectively provided for explaining a laser processing method according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figs. 3A to 3C are diagrams for explaining a laser according to an embodiment of the present invention, respectively. Figure 4A is a schematic diagram showing an arrangement of examples of a multilayer film; and Figure 4B is an explanatory diagram showing a reflection spectrum in the arrangement shown in Figure 4A. A schematic diagram showing an arrangement of another example of a multilayer film; and FIG. 5B is an explanatory diagram showing a reflection spectrum in the arrangement shown in FIG. 5 8. FIGS. 6A to 6C are respectively for explaining lasers according to an embodiment of the present invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 7A is a schematic diagram showing an arrangement of still another example of a multilayer film; and Figure 76 is an explanatory view showing a reflection spectrum in the arrangement shown in Figure 7A. Figure 8A is a view showing a multilayer film. Figure 8B is an explanatory diagram showing the reflection spectrum in the arrangement shown in Figure 8 8. Figure 9 is an explanatory diagram provided for explaining the display device. Fig. 11A and 11B are respectively microscopic views showing the results of laser treatment according to an embodiment of the present invention, respectively, for explaining the measurement results provided for explaining the laser processing method according to the embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 12 is an explanatory diagram provided to explain the measurement result of the leakage current. 122617.doc -28- 200824829 [Main component symbol description]
1 雷射處理裝置 2 .支撐台 3 處理物件 4 局部排氣設備 5 原料供應單元/氣體供應源 6 局部排氣部分 7 淨化氣體供應單元 9 壓縮氣體供應單元/氣體供應源 10 排氣單元 11 排氣單元 13 多孔可透氣膜 14 壓縮氣體供應通道 15 排氣通道/環形吸入凹槽 16 排氣通道/環形吸入凹槽 17 原料氣體通道 18 淨化氣體通道 19 透明窗 20 傳輸孔 21 下層接線 22 層間絕緣體 23 上層接線 24 短路部分 25 雷射切割部分 122617.doc -29- 200824829 26 缺損校正部分 31 下層接線 32 層間絕緣體 33 上層接線 34 短路部分 35 雷射切割部分 3 6 缺損校正部分 41 顯示器裝置1 Laser processing device 2. Support table 3 Processing article 4 Local exhaust device 5 Raw material supply unit / gas supply source 6 Local exhaust portion 7 Purified gas supply unit 9 Compressed gas supply unit / gas supply source 10 Exhaust unit 11 Gas unit 13 Porous gas permeable membrane 14 Compressed gas supply channel 15 Exhaust channel / annular suction groove 16 Exhaust channel / annular suction groove 17 Raw material gas channel 18 Purified gas channel 19 Transparent window 20 Transmission hole 21 Lower layer wiring 22 Interlayer insulator 23 Upper wiring 24 Short-circuit part 25 Laser cutting part 122617.doc -29- 200824829 26 Defect correction part 31 Lower layer wiring 32 Interlayer insulator 33 Upper layer wiring 34 Short-circuit part 35 Laser cutting part 3 6 Defect correction part 41 Display unit
42 光源設備 43 光學設備 44 反射器 45 反射器 46 光導部分 47 螢光燈 49 漫射片 50 偏轉板 51 TFT玻璃基板 52 點形電極 53 液晶層 54 定向膜 55 電極 56 黑色矩陣 57a 第一(紅色)彩色濾光器 57b 第二(綠色)彩色濾光器 122617.doc -30- 200824829 57c 第三(藍色)彩色濾光器 58 玻璃基板 59 偏轉板 61 下層接線 62 層間絕緣體 63 上層接線 64 短路部分 65 雷射切割部分 66 缺損校正部分 67 上層絕緣膜 L 雷射光42 Light source device 43 Optical device 44 Reflector 45 Reflector 46 Light guide portion 47 Fluorescent lamp 49 Diffuser sheet 50 Deflection plate 51 TFT glass substrate 52 Dot electrode 53 Liquid crystal layer 54 Orientation film 55 Electrode 56 Black matrix 57a First (red Color filter 57b Second (green) color filter 122617.doc -30- 200824829 57c Third (blue) color filter 58 Glass substrate 59 Deflection plate 61 Lower layer wiring 62 Interlayer insulator 63 Upper layer wiring 64 Short circuit Part 65 Laser Cutting Section 66 Defect Correction Section 67 Upper Insulation Film L Laser Light
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