At present, with the continuous miniaturization of semiconductor technology, advanced integrated circuit devices have been transformed from planar to three-dimensional structures, and the integrated circuit manufacturing process is becoming more and more complex, often requiring hundreds or even thousands of process steps. For advanced semiconductor device manufacturing, there will be more or less particulate pollutants, metal residues or organic residues on the surface of the silicon wafer after each process. The shrinking feature size of the device and the increasing complexity of the three-dimensional device structure make semiconductor devices more and more sensitive to particle pollution, impurity concentration and quantity.

　　The cleaning technology of contaminating particles on the surface of the mask on the silicon crystal element has put forward higher requirements. The key point is to overcome the great adsorption force between the contaminating microparticles and the substrate. At present, many semiconductor manufacturers clean by pickling and manual wiping, which is not to mention slow efficiency, but also produces secondary pollution. So what kind of cleaning method is more suitable for cleaning semiconductor products? Laser cleaning is a more suitable way at present. When the laser scans, the dirt on the surface of the material is removed, and the dirt in the gaps can be easily removed, without scratching the surface of the material or causing secondary pollution. It is a safe choice.

　　In addition, as the size of integrated circuit devices continues to shrink, material loss and surface roughness during the cleaning process become issues that must be paid attention to. Removing particles without material loss and pattern damage is the most basic requirement. Laser cleaning technology has the advantages of non-contact, no thermal effect, no surface damage to the object to be cleaned, and no secondary pollution. It is the best cleaning method to solve the pollution of semiconductor devices.