Method for depositing oxide film by peald using nitrogen
An oxide film, nitrogen technology, applied in gaseous chemical plating, electrical components, coatings, etc., can solve the problems of photoresist etching, difficult patterning size control within the desired range, etc.
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[0064] A photoresist layer (a blanket photoresist composed of, for example, novolac designed for argon fluoride laser (ArF) lithography) is considered to be Figure 4 The thickness of the initial CD ("PR initial") shown in was formed on a 300 mm substrate, and the substrate was then loaded into Figure 1A device shown in . use Figure 4 The photoresist layer was exposed to the plasma using the gas shown in ("plasma gas") by applying the gas under the conditions shown in Table 2 below. Figure 4 The RF power (13.56 MHz) indicated in ("RF Power") was generated to assess plasma damage to the photoresist layer by measuring the layer thickness reduction after exposure to plasma. The results are shown in Figure 4 middle.
[0065] Table 2 (values are approximate)
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[0067] Such as Figure 4 As shown in , although all plasma gases induced a reduction in layer thickness (see Thickness after plasma exposure (“PR after”)), exposure to ...
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