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1 August 2002 Imaging capability of low-energy electron-beam proximity projection lithography toward the 70-nm node
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Abstract
The technological systematics for low-energy electron-beam proximity-projection lithography (LEEPL) is discussed with particular focuses on the key ingredients such as mask, resist and alignment. We have developed a mechanically rigid 1X stencil mask supported by a grid-work of struts, high-resolution chemically-amplified resists to be used for multi layer processes, and the accurate alignment method to overlay complementary split patterns. The LEEPL beta machine as combined with these techniques was successfully used to demonstrate its imaging capability for the 70 nm node.
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Hiroyuki Nakano, Kumiko Oguni, Shinichiro Nohdo, Kaoru Koike, and Shigeru Moriya "Imaging capability of low-energy electron-beam proximity projection lithography toward the 70-nm node", Proc. SPIE 4754, Photomask and Next-Generation Lithography Mask Technology IX, (1 August 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.476996
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KEYWORDS
Photomasks

Charged-particle lithography

Optical alignment

Lithography

Semiconducting wafers

Electron beam lithography

Projection lithography

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