Composition and method for forming amorphous chalcogenide films

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Photoelectric

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ABSTRACT:
Amorphous chalcogenide films substantially free from particulate and microstructure are formed on a substrate from solution. The solution contains a glass-forming chalcogenide compound dissolved in a non-aqueous vaporizable solvent, such as a low molecular weight amine, and is substantially free from particulate or crystallizable material. Film formation is effected by coating the solution onto the substrate in a non-vacuumized environment, and thereafter evaporating the solvent from the coating. The procedure is particularly useful in forming amorphous chalcogenide resists for photolithographic applications.

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Maruyama, "New Fabrication Techniques for Chalcogenide Semiconductors", Amorphous Semiconductor Technologies & Devices, pp. 255-262, 1982.

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