Specific Process Knowledge/Lithography/EBeamLithography/FirstEBL
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JEOL 9500: My First E-Beam Lithography Process
This page is a step by step guide to help new users through their first exposure on the JEOL 9500 system, (insert link to same page for Raith eLine Plus). In this guide we will set up an exposure job as an example. We will set it up as a dose test and hence keep it at a fairly low complexity level. The JEOL 9500 system has a fairly steep learning curve and we encourage all users to keep the complexity level of their first exposure similar to the job in this guide.
The job set up in this guide will go through the following steps
- Spin coating of e-beam resist
- Job file preparation
- Pattern preparation including Proximity Effect Correction
- Exposure
- Development
Spin coating of resist
DTU Nanolab provides the following standard EBL resists.
| Resist | Polarity | Comments | Technical reports | Spin Coater | Thinner | Developer | Rinse | Remover |
| CSAR | Positive | Standard positive resist, very similar to ZEP520. | Allresist CSAR62 info sheet | *Spin Coater: Gamma e-beam & UV or Lab Spin 02/03 | Anisole | AR-600-546, AR-600-548, N50, MIBK:IPA | IPA | AR-600-71, 1165 Remover |
| AR-N 8200 | Negative | AllResist | Both e-beam and DUV sensitive resist. Currently being tested, contact Thomas Pedersen for information. | AR 300-47 | DIW | |||
| AR-N 7520 | Negative | Both e-beam, DUV and UV-sensitive resist. Currently being tested, contact Peixiong Shi for information. | AR-N7500-7520.pdf | See table here | PGMEA | AR 300-47, TMAH | DIW |