High Performance Etching Process for Organic Films using SO2/O2 Plasma
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概要
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The anisotropic etching of organic films such as anti reflective coating (ARC) and resist for dry development using inductively coupled plasma (ICP) was studied. In ARC etching, the controllability of critical dimension (CD) and the selectivity to underlayers were investigated for O2 based gas chemistries by adding N2, He, CHF3, Cl2, HBr and SO2. The SO2/O2 chemistry has the advantage of both the CD controllability and the selectivity to underlayers. Field emission Auger electron spectroscopy (FE-AES) analysis revealed that the SO2 gas is useful for sidewall protection due to the sulfur deposition. In dry development etching, the controllability of the etched profile was investigated. It was dicovered that the Vpp (peak to peak voltage of RF bias) increases with increasing SO2 flow ratio to O2 so that a recession occurs in the silylated layer due to high ion energy. A vertical profile was obtained for a 0.13 µm pattern of resist and poly-Si optimizing SO2/O2 gas chemistry.
- Publication Office, Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Tokyoの論文
- 1998-04-30
著者
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Kubota Masafumi
Ulsi Process Technology Development Center Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Matsuo Takahiro
Ulsi Process Technology Development Center Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Ohkuni Mitsuhiro
Ulsi Process Technology Development Center Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Sasaki Tomoyuki
Ulsi Process Technology Development Center Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Kugo Shunsuke
ULSI Process Technology Development Center, Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Tateiwa Kenji
ULSI Process Technology Development Center, Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Nikoh Hideo
ULSI Process Technology Development Center, Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Nikoh Hideo
Ulsi Process Technology Development Center Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Kugo Shunsuke
Ulsi Process Technology Development Center Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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