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Exposure dose for AR-N 8200 is very dependent on Post Exposure Bake (PEB) temperature. A contrast curve for four different PEB processes were obtained with the following process parameters.
Exposure dose for AR-N 8200 is very dependent on Post Exposure Bake (PEB) temperature. A contrast curve for four different PEB processes were obtained with the following process parameters.


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Hotplate temperatures are assumed surface temperatures based on the 0.90 correction factor in use on the hotplate.
Hotplate temperatures are assumed surface temperatures based on the 0.90 correction factor in use on the hotplate.


The resulting resist structure height is mapped with Dektak XTa and plotted as a contrast curve below. It is apparent that the dose and contrast is very dependent on the PEB parameters.
The resulting resist structure height is mapped with Dektak XTa and plotted as a contrast curve below. It is apparent that the dose and contrast is very dependent on the PEB parameters.

Revision as of 10:01, 17 March 2022

AR-N 8200

AR-N 8200 is a negative E-beam resist from Allresist, it is also known as "Medusa 82". A product presentation from Allresist is available here AR-N8200 presentation.

Allresist also provides these processing guidelines.

Contrast curve

Exposure dose for AR-N 8200 is very dependent on Post Exposure Bake (PEB) temperature. A contrast curve for four different PEB processes were obtained with the following process parameters.


AR-N 8200 Contrast Curve, Processed by THOPE, FEB 2022
Resist Spin Coat E-beam exposure PEB Development
AR-N8200.06 LabSpin 2, 4000 rpm for 60s, softbake 10 min @ 150 degC, thickness is 110 nm JBX9500, 60 nA, doses 100-1600 µC/cm2, 150 µm x 300 µm rectangles Labspin 2 hotplate, 130, 150, 160 or 170 degC for 10 min EBL development fumehood, 60 sec development in AR300-47:DIW (1:1), 30 sec rinse in DIW, nitrogen gun dry


Hotplate temperatures are assumed surface temperatures based on the 0.90 correction factor in use on the hotplate.


The resulting resist structure height is mapped with Dektak XTa and plotted as a contrast curve below. It is apparent that the dose and contrast is very dependent on the PEB parameters.