Method for preparing resist patterns utilizing solvent developme

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430258, 430325, 430326, 430328, G03F 730, G03F 736, G03F 740

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052759130

ABSTRACT:
A method of preparing a fine pattern on a substrate characterized by the dry development of a photoimaged, etch resistant pattern on a receiver substrate. The pattern is transferred from a carrier substrate to the receiver substrate via a hardenable liquid adhesive. This method eliminates adverse reflection effects caused from substrate topography in single layer photoresist systems and also avoids time consuming multiple coatings in multilayer photoresist systems used to make fine patterns. The method is particularly useful in the fabrication of integrated circuits and fine dimension patterns.

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