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Publication
ACS Spring 1991
Conference paper
Advances in organic resist materials
Abstract
The concept of chemical amplification as means for designing resist systems with both high resolution and high sensitivity has been explored. The first full scale manufacturing with a resist system of this sort has been reported and new variations on the design are being developed at a rapid pace. The combination of chemical amplification and silylation has led to high sensitivity top surface imaging systems that are being studied for use in future device manufacturing.