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5 March 2013 Advanced mask aligner lithography (AMALITH)
L. A. Dunbar, G. Bergonzi, U. Vogler, S. Angeloni, R. Kirner, A. Bramati, B. Timotijevic , R. Voelkel, R. P. Stanley
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Abstract
In this paper we show that it is possible using optical photolithography to obtain micron and submicron features for periodic structures in non-contact using the Talbot effect. In order for this effect to work it is important to have good control of the illumination light and here we show that the MO Exposure Optics (MOEO) developed by SUSS MicroOptics provides uniform and well collimated illumination light suitable for Talbot lithography. The MOEO can easily be incorporated into a standard mask aligner. Here we show 1μm and 0.65μm diameter holes in a hexagonal array in photoresist made in large-gap proximity printing.
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L. A. Dunbar, G. Bergonzi, U. Vogler, S. Angeloni, R. Kirner, A. Bramati, B. Timotijevic , R. Voelkel, and R. P. Stanley "Advanced mask aligner lithography (AMALITH)", Proc. SPIE 8613, Advanced Fabrication Technologies for Micro/Nano Optics and Photonics VI, 86131D (5 March 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2003043
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KEYWORDS
Lithography

Photomasks

Lithographic illumination

Optical lithography

Semiconducting wafers

Micro optics

Molybdenum

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