Photomask controlling transmissivity by using an impurity-contai

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a photomask for forming excellent photoresist patterns without the decrease of a critical area and the bulk effect caused by the topology of a photoresist on formed a wafer, by making the mask have different transmissivity in accordance with the topology of a wafer surface. In forming first contact holes and second contact holes in photoresist film formed on a wafer, wherein the first contact holes are deeper than the second contact holes, the photomask comprises a transparent substrate, transmissivity controlling films positioned over areas in which the second contact holes are formed, and light blocking patterns. The impurities control transmissivity, by absorbing light.

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