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Description Schematic process flow of dry etch and photosensitive BCB wafer bonding technique.
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Source J. Oberhammer and F. Niklaus and G. Stemme, Selective wafer-level adhesive bonding with benzocyclobutene for fabrication of cavities (2003)
Author Fraunhofer ENAS, D. Neumann
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