Method for detecting photoresist defects
A photoresist and defect technology, used in optical testing flaws/defects, semiconductor/solid-state device testing/measurement, photoengraving process coating equipment, etc. The effect of saving process costs
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[0032] In the photolithography process, any step may produce defects. Among them, the photoresist will be mixed with gas in the production and conveying equipment, and then pass through the filter, spray through the nozzle, etc., which will cause microbubbles to be incorporated into the originally qualified photoresist. However, microbubbles will be produced in the subsequent process until after developing, such as figure 1 Defect shown: Adjacent areas of photoresist that should be separated from each other are connected together.
[0033] Obviously, if the follow-up process is continued with such defects, the impact on device performance will be fatal. However, the existing detection methods need to go through the entire photolithography process: coating photoresist, baking, exposure, post-exposure baking, development, and dehydration baking to detect such defects, which not only increases the process cost, and a waste of time. Generally speaking, with such a detection met...
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