Cong Liu, Kevin Rowell, L. Joesten, P. Baranowski, Irvinder Kaur, Wanyi Huang, JoAnne Leonard, Hae-Mi Jeong, Kwang-Hwyi Im, Tom Estelle, C. Cutler, G. Pohlers, Wenyan Yin, P. Fallon, Mingqi Li, H. Jeon, C. Xu, P. Trefonas
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Chemical trimming overcoat: an enhancing composition and process for 193nm lithography
As the critical dimension of devices is approaching the resolution limit of 193nm photo lithography, multiple patterning processes have been developed to print smaller CD and pitch. Multiple patterning and other advanced lithographic processes often require the formation of isolated features such as lines or posts by direct lithographic printing. The formation of isolated features with an acceptable process window, however, can pose a challenge as a result of poor aerial image contrast at defocus. Herein we report a novel Chemical Trimming Overcoat (CTO) as an extra step after lithography that allows us to achieve smaller feature size and better process window.