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Proceedings of SPIE | 2015

Block co-polymer approach for CD uniformity and placement error improvement in DSA hole grapho-epitaxy process

Tasuku Matsumiya; Tsuyoshi Kurosawa; Masahito Yahagi; Hitoshi Yamano; Ken Miyagi; Takaya Maehashi; Issei Suzuki; Akiya Kawaue; Yoshitaka Komuro; Taku Hirayama; Katsumi Ohmori

Directed Self-Assembly (DSA) of Block Co-Polymer (BCP) with conventional lithography is being thought as one of the potential patterning solution for future generation devices manufacturing. Many studies have been reported to fabricate the aligned patterns both on grapho and chemoepitaxy for semiconductor application1, 2. The hole shrink and multiplication by graphoepitaxy are one of the DSA implementation candidates in terms of relatively realistic process and versatility of chip design. The critical challenges on hole shrink and multiplication by using conventional Poly (styrene-b-methyl methacrylate) (PS-b-PMMA) BCP have been reported such as CD uniformity, placement error3 and defectivity. It is needed to overcome these challenging issues by improving not only whole process but materials. From the material aspect, the surface treatment material for guide structure, and process friendly BCP material are key development items on graphoepitaxy. In this paper, it will be shown in BCP approach about conventional PS-b-PMMA with additives and new casting solvent as PS-b-PMMA extension for CD uniformity and placement error improvement and then it’ll be discussed on what is the key factor and solution from BCP material approach.


Proceedings of SPIE | 2016

Directed self-assembly of Si-containing and topcoat free block copolymer

Tasuku Matsumiya; Takehiro Seshimo; Tsuyoshi Kurosawa; Hitoshi Yamano; Ken Miyagi; Tomotaka Yamada; Katsumi Ohmori

Directed self-assembly (DSA) of block copolymers (BCPs) with conventional lithography is being thought as one of the potential patterning solution for future generation devices manufacturing. New BCP platform is required to obtain resolution below 10nm half pitch (HP), better roughness, and defect characteristics than PS-b-PMMA. In this study, we will introduce the newly developed Si-containing high chi BCP which can apply perpendicular lamellar orientation with topcoat free, mild thermal annealing under nitrogen process conditions. It will be also shown in experimental results of graphoepitaxy demonstration for L/S multiplication using new high chi BCP.


Proceedings of SPIE | 2013

Perpendicular orientation of block-co-polymer on controlled neutralization layer

Daiju Shiono; Tsuyoshi Kurosawa; Kenichiro Miyashita; Tasuku Matsumiya; Ken Miyagi; Katsumi Ohmori

We have prepared and analyzed neutralization layer material to perform perpendicular morphology of Poly (styrene-block-methyl methacrylate) (PS-b-PMMA) as Block-Co-Polymers (BCPs). Neutralization layer surface property is optimized by changing hydrophilicity. We have evaluated two types of neutralization layer material. First one is graft type polymer which makes chemical bonding to substrate. The other is crosslink type polymer which becomes insoluble to organic solvent by thermal crosslink reaction. We checked neutralization function by changing film thickness of the neutralization layer under PS-b-PMMA. Regarding to graft type, it was found that when the film thickness of neutralization layer is over 2.3 nm, PS-b-PMMA forms perpendicular morphology on appropriate neutralization layer. Similarly, regarding to crosslink type, it was found that when the film thickness of neutralization layer is over 1.9 nm, PS-b-PMMA forms perpendicular morphology on appropriate neutralization layer. Finally, we will show lamella and cylinder patterns changing L0 of PS-b-PMMA on neutralization layer.


Archive | 2009

RESIST COMPOSITION FOR IMMERSION EXPOSURE, METHOD OF FORMING RESIST PATTERN, AND FLUORINE-CONTAINING POLYMERIC COMPOUND

Daiju Shiono; Tomoyuki Hirano; Sanae Furuya; Takahiro Dazai; Hiroaki Shimizu; Tsuyoshi Kurosawa; Hideto Nito; Tsuyoshi Nakamura


Archive | 2008

RESIST COMPOSITION, METHOD OF FORMING RESIST PATTERN, NOVEL COMPOUND AND METHOD OF PRODUCING THE SAME, AND ACID GENERATOR

Akiya Kawaue; Takeshi Iwai; Hideo Hada; Shinichi Hidesaka; Tsuyoshi Kurosawa; Natsuko Maruyama; Kensuke Matsuzawa; Takehiro Seshimo; Hiroaki Shimizu; Tsuyoshi Nakamura


Archive | 2008

Compound, acid generator, resist composition, and method for forming resist pattern

Akiya Kawaue; Yoshiyuki Utsumi; Takehito Seo; Hideo Hada; Kotaro Endo; Daisuke Kawana; Yasuhiro Yoshii; Tsuyoshi Kurosawa


Archive | 2009

Resist composition for immersion exposure and method of forming resist pattern using the same

Tsuyoshi Kurosawa; Hiroaki Shimizu


Archive | 2013

Undercoat agent and method of forming pattern of layer containing block copolymer

Takahiro Senzaki; Ken Miyagi; Tsuyoshi Kurosawa; Daiju Shiono; Tasuku Matsumiya; Kenichiro Miyashita; Katsumi Ohmori


Archive | 2008

Compound, acid generator, resist composition, and method of forming resist pattern

Akiya Kawaue; Yoshiyuki Utsumi; Takehito Seo; Hideo Hada; Kotaro Endo; Daisuke Kawana; Yasuhiro Yoshii; Tsuyoshi Kurosawa


Archive | 2014

Method of producing structure containing phase-separated structure, method of forming pattern, and top coat material

Tasuku Matsumiya; Takehiro Seshimo; Katsumi Ohmori; Ken Miyagi; Daiju Shiono; Kenichiro Miyashita; Tsuyoshi Kurosawa; Teruaki Hayakawa

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Tasuku Matsumiya

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Ken Miyagi

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Katsumi Ohmori

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Kenichiro Miyashita

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Takehiro Seshimo

University of Texas at Austin

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Taku Hirayama

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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