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=Contrast curve=
=Contrast curve=
A contrast curve for AR-P 617.06 is provided below based on exposure at 100 kV for doses from 5 to 120 µC/cm<sup>2</sup>. The dose clear is dependent on softbake temperature, in this case 200C and 180C is used. Process parameters are:
A contrast curve for AR-P 617.06 is provided below based on exposure at 100 kV for doses from 5 to 120 µC/cm<sup>2</sup>. The dose to clear is dependent on softbake temperature, in this case 200C and 180C is used. Process parameters are:


*Date: February 5th 2024
*Date: February 5th 2024
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*Substrate: 2" Si
*Substrate: 2" Si
*Acceleration: 1000 RPM/s
*Acceleration: 1000 RPM/s
*Speed: 4000 RPM
*Time: 60 s
*Time: 60 s
*Baking temperature: 200C, 180C and 160C
*Baking temperature: 200C, 180C and 160C
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=Development=
=Development=
AR-P is developed in AR 600-50 and IPA is used to rinse and stop development. As we have no dedicated setup for this it must be done in beakers in the EBL development fumehood in E4.  
AR-P 617 is developed in AR 600-50 and IPA is used to rinse and stop development. As we have no dedicated setup for this it must be done in beakers in the EBL development fumehood in E4.  


Typical development time is 60-90 seconds and it is recommended to rinse for 30 seconds in IPA.
Typical development time is 60-90 seconds and it is recommended to rinse for 30 seconds in IPA.
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Bi-layer resist stack exposed at 400 µC/cm<sup>2</sup>.
Bi-layer resist stack exposed at 400 µC/cm<sup>2</sup>. Au coated for imaging.
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