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    Lecture 21 Alternative Lithography Techniques

    EECS 598-002 Winter 2006

    Nanophotonics and Nano-scale Fabrication

    P.C.Ku

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    2EECS 598-002 Nanophotonics and Nanoscale Fabrication by P.C.Ku

    Overview

    Immersion lithography

    EUV lithography

    Interference lithography Imprint lithography

    Maskless lithography (ML2)

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    Trends in lithography

    Resolution limit = k1/NA and NA = nsin

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    5EECS 598-002 Nanophotonics and Nanoscale Fabrication by P.C.Ku

    Immersion lithography

    Resolution limit = /2NA and NA = nsin

    Conventional lithography: n = 1

    Immersion lithography: n = 1.44 (pure water) Current projected limit = 35 nm half pitch.

    Issues need to be taken care of:

    Possible bubbling of water

    Water temperature control to keep the refractive index constant

    Water-resist interaction resist needs to be water resistant

    Metrology (e.g. registration) can be a challenge if done throughwater

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    How to introduce water?

    Swimming pool design

    Entire stage under water

    Bathtub design

    Entire wafer under water

    Shower design Water is injected to the part of the wafer thats going to be

    exposed.

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    Shower design

    Wafer edge

    exposure

    may bean issue.

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    First generation of immersion tools

    NA < 1. But DOF is improved.

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    9EECS 598-002 Nanophotonics and Nanoscale Fabrication by P.C.Ku

    Extreme UV lithography (EUVL)

    At wavelength of 13-14 nm: no refractive optics. Need to

    use reflection optics. Reflectors are made of Mo/Si Bragg

    reflectors.

    EUVL mask

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    10EECS 598-002 Nanophotonics and Nanoscale Fabrication by P.C.Ku

    EUVL system schematic

    From Nanoelectronics and Information Technology

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    Interference lithography

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    Extension from conventional lithography

    -1-1

    -2

    -3

    1

    -4

    -2

    Add intensities from exposures with different illumination

    angles.

    Add in zero order through a separate optical path whenneeded.

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    Why do we need the zero-th order

    Conventional

    Exposure

    High Spatial

    Frequencies Only

    High Spatial

    Frequencies

    Plus Zero Order

    Printed

    Resist

    Calculated

    Image

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    Implementation of IIL

    Zero order light follows the

    path on the right.

    The movable mirror M1 selects

    the diffraction orders that willadd with zero order at the wafer.

    The effective NA approaches

    sin(U+sin-1NAobj).

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    IIL with i-line lithography

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    Multiple beam interference

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    Imprint lithography

    Nice tutorial on the web: link

    http://www.molecularimprints.com/Technology/technology

    2.html

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    Maskless lithography (ML2)

    SCAPAL (scattering with angular limitation in projection

    electron beam lithography)

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    Proximity effect in e-beam lithography

    Resolution limit is not determined by electron wavelength

    but rather by backscattered electrons (proximity effect.)

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    20EECS 598-002 Nanophotonics and Nanoscale Fabrication by P.C.Ku

    Schedule for the rest of the semester

    Etching

    Thin film deposition

    Self-assembly and hybrid nanofabrication Miscellaneous e.g. VLS nanowire growth,

    Summary of the course and outlook

    + guest lecture on photonic crystals (time TBA)