Laser-induced cross-scale lithography methods
A laser-induced, cross-scale technology, applied in the field of cross-scale lithography, can solve the problems of reducing circuit density, limiting the feature size of devices, and increasing the cost of exposure systems, achieving the effect of low cost and easy operation
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[0020] A laser-induced cross-scale photolithography method, the steps of which include:
[0021] 1) Coating a 50nm thick AgInSbTe film 2 on the quartz glass 1 by magnetron sputtering;
[0022] 2) The above-mentioned AgInSbTe thin film 2 is subjected to cross-scale photolithography using a laser direct writing system, the laser wavelength used is 405nm; the numerical aperture of the lens 7 is 0.8; the writing speed is 2m / s.
[0023] 3) immersing the above-mentioned AgInSbTe film in an ammonium sulfide aqueous solution with a mass fraction of 17wt.% and corroding for 30 to 300 seconds;
[0024] The schematic diagram of cross-scale photolithography coated with AgInSbTe film is as follows figure 1 As shown, in the example, AgInSbTe thin film is used as the graphic layer with a thickness of 50nm, which is plated on the surface of quartz glass.
[0025] When the focused laser beam irradiates the AgInSbTe film, the film absorbs the laser energy and is heated, and then the film unde...
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