Method for fabricating a multistage phase shift mask

Etching a substrate: processes – Forming or treating mask used for its nonetching function

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ABSTRACT:
A multistage phase shift mask includes a light transmissive substrate having light shielding regions and light transmissive regions. A shielding layer is disposed on the shielding regions of the substrate and a phase shifter layer extends over the light transmissive regions between a pair of the shielding regions. A first etched portion on the substrate is adjacent to the phase shifter layer that contacts with the substrate and a second etched portion on the substrate is between the phase shifter layer and the first etched portion of the substrate.
The second etched portion consists of a gradual concave slope allowing a phase shift from approximately 0 to 180 degrees.

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Hisashi Watanabe, Yoshihiro Todokoro, Yoshihiko Hirai and Morio Inoue, "Transparent phase shifting mask with multistage phase shifter and comb-shaped shifter", SPIE vol. 1463 Optical/Laser Micro-lithography IV (1991), pp. 101-110.

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