Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Imaged product – Including resin or synthetic polymer
Patent
1992-07-31
1994-06-07
Bowers, Jr., Charles L.
Radiation imagery chemistry: process, composition, or product th
Imaged product
Including resin or synthetic polymer
430309, 430315, 430326, G03F 736, G03F 738
Patent
active
053188705
ABSTRACT:
A phenolic resist without photoadditives achieves enhanced sensitivity when exposed to patterned short wavelength radiation to form a highly crosslinked barrier layer in the exposed regions of the resist surface. The complementary surface regions are silylated in a silicon-containing reagent, and the exposed regions are readily removed by a oxygen RIE plasma. The laser exposure is a reciprocal process allowing precise control. Pattern definition is enhanced by limiting the exposure and the silylation to the surface of the resist.
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Bowers Jr. Charles L.
Engellenner Thomas J.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Young Christopher G.
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