An All Dry Mask Making Process by Gas Plasma
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概要
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An all dry mask making process is demonstrated in which gas plasmas are used. A photoresist film was exposed to an electron beam with dose range of 2.5×10^<-4> C/cm^2 to 5×10^<-4> C/cm, and the resist film was dry developed using a wet air gas plasma. Dry developed resist patterns were obtained with good edge quality. The dry developed patterns were very thin films. A chromium photomask film was successfully etched using a mixed gas plasma of CCl_4 and air. From the data obtained by an FT-IR analysis, it is speculated that the phenolic hydroxy group which has a high resistivity to the gas plasma environment was formed in the resist film by electron beam radiation.
- 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
- 1981-11-05
著者
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Nakata Hidefumi
Lsi Research And Development Laboratory Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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Yamazaki Teruhiko
Lsi R & D Laboratory Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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TANAKA Kazuhiro
LSI Research and Development Laboratory, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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Tanaka Kazuhiro
Lsi Research And Development Laboratory Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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