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30 June 1982 On The Mechanism Of The Lithographic Sensitivity Enhancement Of Obliquely Deposited Germanium Selenide Films
T. Venkatesan, B. Wilkens
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Abstract
Silver-sensitized obliquely deposited germanium selenide films have been shown to exhibit enhanced lithographic sensitivities. Rutherford backscattering (RBS) measurements of silver diffusion profiles indicate absence of any enhanced silver diffusion in the obliquely deposited films during the exposure process. From dissolution rate measurements and a quantitative measure of the silver left on the film at various stages, we conclude that the enhanced silver uptake in the oblique films during the sensitization process and the specific way the silver coats the columnar structure of the obliquely deposited films cause the sensitivity enhancement.
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T. Venkatesan and B. Wilkens "On The Mechanism Of The Lithographic Sensitivity Enhancement Of Obliquely Deposited Germanium Selenide Films", Proc. SPIE 0333, Submicron Lithography I, (30 June 1982); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.933429
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KEYWORDS
Silver

Lithography

Diffusion

Germanium

Ions

Thin film coatings

Chemical species

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