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Home»TRIZ Case»Anti-Penetration Films for Precise Semiconductor Patterning

Anti-Penetration Films for Precise Semiconductor Patterning

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Anti-Penetration Films for Precise Semiconductor Patterning

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Summary

Problems

In semiconductor fabrication, acid generated during the formation of a photoresist pattern can diffuse to underlying films, causing pattern defects and deteriorating the dimensional accuracy of the photoresist pattern, which leads to improper formation of semiconductor devices.

Innovation solutions

A semiconductor structure and method that includes an anti-reflective coating with silsesquioxane resin and an anti-penetration film with a net structure, which prevents acid diffusion by being disposed between the photoresist pattern and the anti-reflective coating, thereby maintaining the pattern profile and adhesion.

TRIZ Analysis

Specific contradictions:

photoresist pattern dimensional accuracy
vs
acid diffusion to etch-target layer

General conflict description:

Manufacturing precision
vs
Object-affected harmful factors
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Principle concept:

If an anti-reflective coating is used to reduce light reflection during exposure, then the quality of photoresist pattern formation is improved, but acid generated during photoresist formation can diffuse to the underlying etch-target layer causing pattern defects

Why choose this principle:

An anti-penetration film with a net structure is introduced as an intermediary layer between the anti-reflective coating and the photoresist pattern. This net structure acts as a barrier that prevents acid generated during photoresist formation from diffusing to the etch-target layer, while allowing the anti-reflective coating to maintain its light reflection reduction function.

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Principle concept:

If an anti-reflective coating is used to reduce light reflection during exposure, then the quality of photoresist pattern formation is improved, but acid generated during photoresist formation can diffuse to the underlying etch-target layer causing pattern defects

Why choose this principle:

The anti-reflective coating system is segmented into multiple functional layers: the anti-reflective coating itself and a separate anti-penetration film with net structure. This segmentation allows each layer to perform its specific function independently – the anti-reflective coating reduces light reflection while the anti-penetration film blocks acid diffusion.

Application Domain

anti-penetration films semiconductor fabrication acid diffusion prevention

Data Source

Patent US8323876B1 Methods of forming integrated circuit devices using anti-penetration films to block acid transfer into anti-reflective coatings
Publication Date: 04 Dec 2012 TRIZ 机械制造
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AI summary:

A semiconductor structure and method that includes an anti-reflective coating with silsesquioxane resin and an anti-penetration film with a net structure, which prevents acid diffusion by being disposed between the photoresist pattern and the anti-reflective coating, thereby maintaining the pattern profile and adhesion.

Abstract

Provided are a semiconductor structure and a method of fabricating a semiconductor device. The method includes: preparing a substrate or an etch-target layer which is to be patterned; forming a first anti-reflective coating, which contains silsesquioxane resin and a cross-linking catalyst, on the substrate or the etch-target layer; forming an anti-penetration film and a second anti-reflective coating by causing a cross-linking reaction in a region of the first anti-reflective coating; and forming a photoresist pattern on the anti-penetration film.

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