Frame-supported dustproof pellicle for photolithographic photoma

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Radiation modifying product or process of making – Radiation mask

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428 14, G03F 900

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ABSTRACT:
Proposed is a frame-supported pellicle used for dustproof protection of a photomask in the photolithographic patterning work for the manufacture of electronic fine devices such as LSIs, VLSIs and the like by mounting thereon. The inventive frame-supported pellicle is characterized in that the pellicle frame, to which a pellicle membrane is adhesively bonded on one of the end surfaces, is partly subjected to smoothing treatment. The inventive frame-supported pellicle can solve the heretofore unavoidable problems of dust particle deposition on the photomask even under dustproof protection with a pellicle as well as the high cost of the preparation of the pellicle and the difficulty of finding of any dust particles deposited on the surface of the frame.

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