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12 March 2008 PDL oxide enabled pitch doubling
Nader Shamma, Wen-Ben Chou, Ilia Kalinovski, Don Schlosser, Tom Mountsier, Collin Mui, Raihan Tarafdar, Bart van Schravendijk
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Abstract
A double patterning (DP) process is introduced with application for advanced technology nodes. This DP technique is enabled by a novel low-temperature pulsed deposition layer (PDLTM) oxide film which is deposited directly on patterned photoresist. In this article, we will report the results of fabrication of sub-50nm features on a 100nm pitch by the PDL-spacer DP process using 0.85 NA dry ArF lithography. This result represents the potential of the PDL-based DP to significantly enhance the resolution of the patterning process beyond the limits of optical lithography. Components of CD variance for this spacer DP scheme will be discussed.
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Nader Shamma, Wen-Ben Chou, Ilia Kalinovski, Don Schlosser, Tom Mountsier, Collin Mui, Raihan Tarafdar, and Bart van Schravendijk "PDL oxide enabled pitch doubling", Proc. SPIE 6924, Optical Microlithography XXI, 69240D (12 March 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.771514
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KEYWORDS
Double patterning technology

Photoresist materials

Etching

Lithography

Oxides

Optical lithography

Photomasks

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