High contrast photoresists comprising acid sensitive crosslinked

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Imaging affecting physical property of radiation sensitive... – Radiation sensitive composition or product or process of making

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430326, 430905, 522 78, G03C 173

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ABSTRACT:
Acid sensitive polymeric compositions, and improved chemically amplified microlithographic resist compositions comprising the acid sensitive polymeric compositions, and methods for the preparation and use thereof are disclosed. The compositions comprise, in admixture, a polymeric binder, an acid labile moiety which provides selective aqueous base solubility upon cleavage, and a compound that generates acid upon exposure of the resist composition to imaging radiation. More particularly, the compositions have one or more acid labile ketal groups, which may be chemically linked to a polymeric resin or which may be incorporated into a separate component to form a dissolution inhibitor. Crosslinking of the polymer to produce a high molecular weight, nonpolar resin may also occur by ketal exchange. Upon exposure, molecular weight and polarity changes of the crosslinked resin produce high contrast during development. The compositions exhibit reduced sensitivity to environmental contaminants when compared to known acid amplified resist compositions, and may optionally be processed without a post exposure bake step. Such compositions are especially useful in the fabrication of integrated circuit devices by microlithographic techniques.

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