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24 March 2006 Nano-imprint of sub-100nm dots and complex shape features on 8-inch wafer: influence of layout design
S. Landis, Tanguy Leveder, N. Chaix, C. Perret, Cécile Gourgon
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Abstract
Sub 100 nm resolution on 200 mm silicon stamp have been hot embossed into commercial Sumitomo NEB 22 resist. A single dot pattern, exposed with electron beam lithography, has been considered to define the stamp and make thus possible to point out the impact of stamp design onto the printing. Moreover, more complex shapes (triangular, elliptic, random...) with sub 200 nm resolution with and without uniform surrounding frame have been also designed. A large scale of initial resist thickness, from 56 nm to 506 nm, has been printed to assess the effect of polymer flow properties onto the stamp cavities filling and the printed defects. The impact of the pattern symmetry breakdown onto defect generation is clearly shown in this paper in the printed areas as well as in the unprinted areas.
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S. Landis, Tanguy Leveder, N. Chaix, C. Perret, and Cécile Gourgon "Nano-imprint of sub-100nm dots and complex shape features on 8-inch wafer: influence of layout design", Proc. SPIE 6151, Emerging Lithographic Technologies X, 61512L (24 March 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.659810
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KEYWORDS
Polymers

Printing

Bridges

Scanning electron microscopy

Critical dimension metrology

Nanoimprint lithography

Semiconducting wafers

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