A method for reducing dimension differences between isolated contact aperture and dense contact aperture
A contact hole and isolation technology, applied in the field of semiconductor manufacturing technology, can solve the problems of high cost, long cycle, and inability to adapt to new technology
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[0008] see figure 2 , after the hole lithography of the prior art process flow, UV curing is performed once, making full use of the UV-sensitive characteristics of DUV (deep ultraviolet) photoresist, by selecting the optimized post-baking temperature (including the initial temperature and the highest temperature) , UV power and process time to control the shrinkage of the photoresist, thereby adjusting the size of the isolated contact hole and the dense contact hole to make the two tend to be consistent. The specific post-baking temperature, UV power and process time depend on the type and thickness of photoresist, and the size difference between isolated contact holes and dense contact holes before curing. The typical value of the initial temperature is 80°C, the maximum temperature range is 100°C~180°C (140°C can be selected as the base temperature to start the experiment), and the high temperature time (both baking and ultraviolet irradiation time) is about 20 seconds to 8...
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