This paper presents an attractive poly-SiGe thin-film packaging and MEM (microelectromechanical) platform technology for the generic integration of various packaged MEM devices above standard CMOS. Hermetic packages with sizes up to 1mm²and different sealed-in pressures (~100 kPa and~2 kPa) are demonstrated. The use of a porous cover on top of the release holes avoids deposition inside the cavity during sealing, but leads to a sealed-in pressure of approximately 100 kPa, i.e. atmospheric pressure. Vacuum (~2 kPa) sealing has been achieved by direct deposition of a sealing material on the SiGe capping layer. Packaged functional accelerometers sealed at around 100 kPa have an equivalent performance in measuring accelerations of about 1 g compared to a piezoelectric commercial reference device. Vacuum-sealed beam resonators survive a 1000 h 85∘ C/85%RH highly accelerated storage test and 1000 thermal cycles between-40\ ∘Cand 150∘C.[2011-0131]
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