Cq. Xie et al., INVESTIGATION ON RESIST DEVELOPMENT RATE MODEL FOR SYNCHROTRON-RADIATION X-RAY-LITHOGRAPHY, Chinese Science Bulletin, 40(10), 1995, pp. 861-864
Since the synchrotron radiation X-ray lithography (SRXRL) was put forw
ard, it has caught many people's attention day after day. It has much
benefit, such as high-structural resolution, large process window, hig
h throughput. It is generally thought a very good lithography techniqu
e when dimensions shrink to 0.25 mu m and below([1]). Because of the i
mportance of SRXRL in the future, in 1990 the lithographers in China e
stablished the first SRXRL station in 3B1A beamline which is located i
n Beijing Synchrotron Radiation Facility (BSRF), and they finished the
first SRXRL experiment successfully in June, 1990. In the SRXRL exper
iments, it is very important to select the product of exposure time an
d exposure current accurately (thin product is expressed by XK below),
because this selection will influence the resist development rate dir
ectly, and thus can influence the quality of the image transferring la
ter. In this note, we use the nonlinear regression analysis to establi
sh several resist development rate models for SRXRL; all these models
can pass hypothesis testing. Using these models to control XX in expos
ures, good results can be obtained.