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21 May 1984 Contrast Enhanced UV Lithography With Polysilanes
Donald C. Hofer, Robert D. Miller, C.Grant Willson, Andrew R. Neureuther
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Abstract
Contrast enhanced lithography has been been applied to mid-uv projection lithography with a new class of CEL materials, polysilanes. The nonlinear bleaching photochemistry of polysilanes provides a unique "bleaching latency" for contrast enhanced lithography. SAMPLE resist exposure and development simulation is compared with experimental CEL resist images using AZ2400® photoresist. The contrast enhancement gained with the use of polysilanes is examined as a function of exposure dose, image size, and contrast enhancement film thickness.
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Donald C. Hofer, Robert D. Miller, C.Grant Willson, and Andrew R. Neureuther "Contrast Enhanced UV Lithography With Polysilanes", Proc. SPIE 0469, Advances in Resist Technology I, (21 May 1984); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.941784
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KEYWORDS
Image contrast enhancement

Lithography

Absorbance

Polymers

Ultraviolet radiation

Absorption

Semiconducting wafers

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