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publicationNumber KR-101765325-B1
titleOfInvention Method for manufacturing mold using embossed pattern by laser
abstract The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a mold using a laser positive pattern, and includes a thin film forming step, a positive pattern forming step, and a pattern forming step for a mold. The thin film forming step forms a polymer thin film on a substrate. The embossing pattern forming step irradiates the polymer thin film with a laser beam having an energy density lower than the ablation threshold point at which the polymer thin film is ablated to form a relief pattern expanding from the surface of the polymer thin film. In the pattern formation step for the mold, the polymer thin film is etched to form a pattern for a mold having a size smaller than the relief pattern on the substrate, and the pattern for the mold is formed while the relief pattern is etched.
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