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17 May 1994 Comparison of I-line and deep-UV technologies for 0.35-um lithography
Kevin J. Orvek, Joseph J. Ferrari, Sasha K. Dass, Daniel A. Corliss, James R. Buchanan, MaryAnn Piasecki
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Abstract
An experimental comparison of i-line lithography and deep-UV lithography was performed for 0.35 micrometers patterning of isolation level, polysilicon level, and the contact level. Both techniques used standard illumination and standard masks. The i-line process used conventional single level DNQ resists. The deep-UV work used a commercially available single level chemically amplified positive resist, with additional use of bottom-layer organic anti-reflective layers on some levels. The results highlighted the problems of pushing i-line lithography to the 0.35 micrometers regime and demonstrated the manufacturable process latitudes available with deep-UV lithography.
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Kevin J. Orvek, Joseph J. Ferrari, Sasha K. Dass, Daniel A. Corliss, James R. Buchanan, and MaryAnn Piasecki "Comparison of I-line and deep-UV technologies for 0.35-um lithography", Proc. SPIE 2197, Optical/Laser Microlithography VII, (17 May 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.175433
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KEYWORDS
Deep ultraviolet

Lithography

Etching

Photomicroscopy

Scanning electron microscopy

Semiconducting wafers

Critical dimension metrology

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