Structure and method for reducing standing waves in a...

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C430S014000, C430S311000, C430S317000, C430S950000

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ABSTRACT:
A structure and method for reducing standing waves in a photoresist during manufacturing of a semiconductor is presented. Embodiments of the present invention include a method for reducing standing wave formation in a photoresist during manufacturing a semiconductor device comprising depositing a first anti-reflective coating having an extinction coefficient above a material, and depositing a second anti-reflective coating having an extinction coefficient above the first anti-reflective coating, such that the first anti-reflective coating and the second anti-reflective coating reduce the formation of standing waves in a photoresist during a lithography process.

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