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13 March 2013 3D micro-optical lens scanner made by multi-wafer bonding technology
S. Bargiel, C. Gorecki, M. Barański, N. Passilly, M. Wiemer, C. Jia, J. Frömel
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Abstract
We present the preliminary design, construction and technology of a microoptical, millimeter-size 3-D microlens scanner, which is a key-component for a number of optical on-chip microscopes with emphasis on the architecture of confocal microscope. The construction of the device relies on the vertical integration of micromachined building blocks: top glass lid, silicon electrostatic comb-drive X-Y and Z microactuators with integrated scanning microlenses, ceramic LTCC spacer, and bottom lid with focusing microlens. All components are connected on the wafer level only by sequential anodic bonding. The technology of through wafer vias is applied to create electrical connections through a stack of wafers. More generally, the presented bonding/connection technologies are also of a great importance for the development of various silicon-based devices based on vertical integration scheme. This approach offers a space-effective integration of complex MOEMS devices and an effective integration of various heterogeneous technologies.
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S. Bargiel, C. Gorecki, M. Barański, N. Passilly, M. Wiemer, C. Jia, and J. Frömel "3D micro-optical lens scanner made by multi-wafer bonding technology", Proc. SPIE 8616, MOEMS and Miniaturized Systems XII, 861605 (13 March 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2002422
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Microlens

Silicon

Semiconducting wafers

3D scanning

Wafer bonding

Scanners

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