In situ deposition of a dielectric oxide layer and anti-reflecti

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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1562744, 1562726, 118705, 118708, 118712, 118722, 4272557, 427279, 438763, 438784, 438788, B32B 3100

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061561495

ABSTRACT:
This invention provides a method and apparatus for depositing a two-layer structure, including an antireflective coating and a dielectric layer, without any intervening process steps, such as a cleaning step. The invention is capable of providing more accurate and easier fabrication of structures by reducing inaccuracies caused by the reflection and refraction of incident radiant energy within a photoresist layer used in the patterning of the dielectric layer. Additionally, the antireflective coating of the present invention may also serve as an etch stop layer during the patterning of a layer formed over the antireflective coating.

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