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Revision as of 12:52, 7 February 2024

AR-P 617 is a positive PMMA based E-beam resist from Allresist. Process information provided by Allresist can be found here.

Spin coating

AR-P 617 can be spin coated on LabSpin 2 and 3 using the CSAR/PMMA bowlset. A spin curve for AR-P 617.06 is provided below. Process parameters are:

  • Date: January 22nd 2024
  • Coater: LabSpin 3
  • Substrate: 2" Si
  • Acceleration: 1000 RPM/s
  • Time: 60 s
  • Baking temperature: 200C (setpoint at 222C)
  • Baking time: 120 s

AR-P 617.06 spin curve.

Resulting resist thickness can be determined as y = axb+c, where y is thickness [nm], x is spin speed [RPM], a = 65274, b = -0.748 and c = 163.1.

Contrast curve

A contrast curve for AR-P 617.06 is provided below based on exposure at 100 kV for doses from 2.5 to 200 µC/cm2. The dose clear is dependent on softbake temperature, in this case 200C and 180C is used. Process parameters are:

  • Date: February 5th 2024
  • Coater: LabSpin 2
  • Substrate: 2" Si
  • Acceleration: 1000 RPM/s
  • Time: 60 s
  • Baking temperature: 200C, 180C and 160C
  • Baking time: 120 s
  • Exposure: 100 kV (JEOL 9500)
  • Development: AR 600-50 for 90 seconds
  • Stopper: IPA for 30 seconds + blow dry with nitrogen

AR-P 617.06 contrast curve.

Development

Results

Dual layer for lift off