Study and comparison of resist characteristics for different negative tone electron beam resists
Robert Andok, Katia Vutova, Anna Benčurová, Ivan Kostic, Elena Georgieva Koleva
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Robert Andok, Katia Vutova, Anna Benčurová, Ivan Kostic, Elena Georgieva Koleva
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Abstract In this work, four types of negative electron beam resists are investigated. Electron beam lithography (EBL) experiments were conducted using EBL system ZBA23 (Raith) with the variable-shaped electron beam cross-section at 40 keV electron energy. Important electron beam resist characteristics such as sensitivity, dissolution rate, aspect ratio and sidewall developed profiles in the chemically amplified resist (CAR) SU-8 2000, non-CARs ma-N 2410 and ARN-7520, and inorganic negative resist HSQ XR-1514 are studied and compared. This study was motivated by the selection of a suitable resist for practical use such as large area gratings fabrication for optoelectronics.
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Abstract In this work, four types of negative electron beam resists are investigated. Electron beam lithography (EBL) experiments were conducted using EBL system ZBA23 (Raith) with the variable-shaped electron beam cross-section at 40 keV electron energy. Important electron beam resist characteristics such as sensitivity, dissolution rate, aspect ratio and sidewall developed profiles in the chemically amplified resist (CAR) SU-8 2000, non-CARs ma-N 2410 and ARN-7520, and inorganic negative resist HSQ XR-1514 are studied and compared. This study was motivated by the selection of a suitable resist for practical use such as large area gratings fabrication for optoelectronics.
Key concepts: Resist, Electron-beam lithography, Materials science, Cathode ray, Lithography, Electron beam processing, Electron, Beam (structure)