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15 February 1994 Dry patterning of resistive masks and topological structures
Victor V. Boksha, Anatoly I. Sharendo, Vyjacheslav E. Obukhov, Eduard I. Tochitsky, A. V. Baranov
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Abstract
The development of dry resistive mask patterning process is the most complex point in practical application of vacuum small-operation cluster automated technologies of producing integrated circuits with submicron range size elements. The problem is successfully solved by small-operation laser vacuum projection lithography (LVPL). The equipment cluster for LVPL includes the installation for dry deposition of resist films on the substrate and the installation for its exposition-displaying. Organic materials are used as resists in such process. It was discovered that topological element formation in resist layers takes place mainly because of high speed thermal processes of resist material sublimation exposed by laser radiation surface parts.
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Victor V. Boksha, Anatoly I. Sharendo, Vyjacheslav E. Obukhov, Eduard I. Tochitsky, and A. V. Baranov "Dry patterning of resistive masks and topological structures", Proc. SPIE 2091, Microelectronic Processes, Sensors, and Controls, (15 February 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.167331
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KEYWORDS
Lithography

Manufacturing

Photomasks

Chemical elements

Etching

Ions

Plasma

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