Abstract: A method of manufacturing a thin-film bonded substrate used for semiconductor devices. The method includes the steps of epitaxially growing an epitaxial growth layer on a first substrate of a bulk crystal, cleaving the first substrate, thereby leaving a crystal thin film on the epitaxial growth layer, the crystal thin film being separated out of the first substrate, and bonding a second substrate to the crystal thin film, the chemical composition of the second substrate being different from the chemical composition of the first substrate. It is possible to preclude a conductive barrier layer of the related art, prevent a reflective layer from malfunctioning due to high-temperature processing, and essentially prevent cracks due to the difference in the coefficients of thermal expansion between heterogeneous materials that are bonded to each other.

Abstract: A method of cleaving a substrate and a method of manufacturing a bonded substrate using the same, in which warping in a cleaved substrate is reduced. The method includes the following steps of: forming an ion implantation layer by implanting ions into a substrate; annealing the substrate in which the ion implantation layer is formed; implanting ions again into the ion implantation layer of the substrate; and cleaving the substrate along the ion implantation layer by heating the substrate into which ions are implanted.