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28 March 2014 Fluorine coatings for nanoimprint lithography masks
Thomas E. Seidel, Alexander Goldberg, Mathew D. Halls
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Abstract
A structure and method for coating Nano Imprint Lithography (NIL) masks is described. The approach uses conformal ALD layering methods and sequential monomolecular depositions. The processes describe chemically bonded, high density, smooth coatings having fractional fluorine terminations. Various molecular precursor mixtures or various reactive surface site chemical functionalization schemes allow the attainment of controlled percentages of fractional F-terminations. The percentage of fluorine terminations is adjustable and controllable from 0% to 100%. Chemistries are described that result in coating layers of the order of ~1nm. These fractional F-terminated coatings may be useful for the reduction and minimization of defects in advanced imprint lithography processes.
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Thomas E. Seidel, Alexander Goldberg, and Mathew D. Halls "Fluorine coatings for nanoimprint lithography masks", Proc. SPIE 9049, Alternative Lithographic Technologies VI, 90491S (28 March 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2057117
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KEYWORDS
Fluorine

Atomic layer deposition

Photomasks

Nanoimprint lithography

Chemistry

Metals

Quartz

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