three-dimensional (3D) structures was developed using polarized Raman spectroscopy.
Stresses of a copper-filled silicon via at three temperatures, 223, 298, and 413 K were
derived by measuring the frequency shift of the optical phonons through the backscattering
geometry from the cross-section of the structure and assuming non-isotropic biaxial
(horizontal and depth) stresses on the cross-section. Both stress components changed from …