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publicationNumber TW-505978-B
titleOfInvention Residue-free bi-layer lithographic process
abstract A residue-free bi-layer lithographic process utilizes an anisotropic O2/SO2 plasma etching process as a dry development process, and further utilizes a fluorocarbon gas/oxygen plasma as a de-residue process to remove residues created during the dry etching process. In the present invention, a first resist layer is coated over a substrate and baked later. Then, a second resist layer is coated over the first resist layer. The second resist layer is imagewise exposed and developed to expose a predetermined area within the first resist layer. An anisotropic O2/SO2 plasma dry etching process is performed to remove the predetermined area within the first resist layer. Finally, a de-residue process is performed to remove residues created during the dry etching process.
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