Novel EUV Resists Materials for 16nm HP and beyond
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概要
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Extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography is a candidate for the manufacturing of semiconductor devices at the 22 nm half pitch node and below. EUV lithography requires high performance resist with limited outgassing property. The key challenge for EUV resist is the simultaneous requirement of ultrahigh resolution (R), low line edge roughness (L) and high sensitivity (S) for lines and spaces (LS) features. To achieve high sensitivity, containing fluorine atom is one of the popular methods because the fluorine atom absorbs EUV light strongly. However, when the resist polymer has fluorine atom, the contact angle (CA) of the resist becomes high. It is difficult to rinse high CA resist so the containing fluorine atom have a problem of defects. In this paper, we will report the relationship of line edge roughness and acid diffusion length and the method to diminish defects caused by high CA. We achieved good resolution and LER improvement by controlling acid diffusion length. Moreover, we found the relationship of the number of defects and the structure of the monomers containing fluorine units.
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著者
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Inukai Koji
JSR Micro INC
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Fujisawa Tomohisa
JSR Corporation, Semiconductor Materials Laboratory, Fine Electronic Research Laboratories
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Ayothi Ramakrishnan
JSR Micro INC
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Hoshiko Kenji
JSR Micro N.V.
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Sakai Kazunori
JSR Corporation, Semiconductor Materials Laboratory, Fine Electronic Research Laboratories
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Shiratani Motohiro
JSR Corporation, Semiconductor Materials Laboratory, Fine Electronic Research Laboratories
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Sakai Kaori
JSR Corporation, Semiconductor Materials Laboratory, Fine Electronic Research Laboratories
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Maruyama Ken
JSR Micro INC
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Santos Andreia
JSR Micro N.V.
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Naruoka Takehiko
JSR Corporation, Semiconductor Materials Laboratory, Fine Electronic Research Laboratories
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Nagai Tomoki
JSR Corporation, Semiconductor Materials Laboratory, Fine Electronic Research Laboratories