MeRck. nlof 2000 Series. technical datasheet. Negative Tone Photoresists for Single Layer Lift-Off APPLICATION TYPICAL PROCESS

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MeRck technical datasheet AZ Negative Tone Photoresists for Single Layer Lift-Off APPLICATION AZ i-line photoresists are engineered to simplify the historically complex image reversal and multilayer lift-off lithography processes. Ideal lift-off pattern profiles are achieved using a standard expose/post expose bake/develop process flow. These photoresists are very fast and printed features are thermally stable to >200 C. TMAH developer compatible Single coat thicknesses from 2.0 to >10µm May be processed with vertical sidewalls for RIE etching TYPICAL PROCESS Soft Bake: 110ºC/60-90s Rehydration Hold: None Expose: 365nm sensitive Post Expose Bake: 110ºC/60s Develop: Puddle, spray or immersion Developer Type: MIF * PEB is required for proper imaging SPIN CURVES (150MM Silicon) OPTICAL CONSTANTS* Cauchy A 1.5946 Cauchy B (µm 2 ) 0.01188 Cauchy C (µm 4 ) 0.00028 n @ 633nm 1.626 k @ 633nm 0 * Unexposed photoresist film COMPANION PRODUCTS Thinning/Edge Bead Removal AZ EBR Solvent or AZ EBR 70/30 MIF Developers AZ 300MIF, AZ 726MIF, AZ 917MIF Removers AZ 400T, AZ Remover 770 2.0µm lines and 2.0µm iso trench 3.5µm thick AZ nlof 2035 72mJ/cm 2 i-line Exposure AZ 300 MIF Develop (120s)

EXAMPLE PROCESS (2.0µm Film Thickness on Si) Process Step Prime Coat Soft Bake Exposure Post Expose Bake Develop Parameters HMDS 140 C/60s (vapor) 2.0µm thick film AZ nlof 2020 (33cPs) on bare Si 110C, 60 seconds, direct contact hotplate i-line @ 66mJ/cm 2 nominal (0.54NA) Nikon Stepper* 110C*, 60 seconds, direct contact hotplate AZ 300MIF, 60s single puddle * Pattern profiles can be modified by varying exposure dose and PEB temperature. See profile optimization matrix for additional information. Resolution @ 66mJ/cm 2 1.0µm Lines Through Dose 1.0µm Lines DoF @ 66mJ/cm 2 0.95µm 62mJ/cm 2-0.2µm 0.85µm 66mJ/cm 2 0.2µm 0.80µm 70mJ/cm 2 0.6µm 0.70µm 74mJ/cm 2 1.0µm

EXAMPLE PROCESS (3.5µm Film Thickness on Si) Process Step Prime Coat Soft Bake Post Bake Delay Expose Post Expose Bake Develop Parameters HMDS 140 C/60s (vapor) 3.5µm thick film AZ nlof 2035 (79cPs) on bare Si 110C, 60s, direct contact hotplate None i-line @ 80mJ/cm 2 nominal (0.548NA) Nikon Stepper* 110C*, 60 seconds, direct contact hotplate AZ 300MIF, 120s single puddle * Pattern profiles can be modified by varying exposure dose and PEB temperature. See profile optimization matrix for additional information. Resolution @ 80mJ/cm 2 2.0µm Lines Through Dose 2.0µm Lines DoF @ 80mJ/cm 2 2.00µm 72mJ/cm 2-1.0µm 1.50µm 80mJ/cm 2 0.0µm 1.10µm 88mJ/cm 2 1.0µm 0.90µm 96mJ/cm 2 1.8µm

EXAMPLE PROCESS (7.0µm Film Thickness on Si) Process Step Prime Coat Soft Bake Post Bake Delay Expose Post Expose Bake Develop Parameters HMDS 140 C/60s (vapor) 7.0µm thick film AZ nlof 2070 (330cPs) on bare Si 110C, 90s, direct contact hotplate None i-line @ various doses (0.54NA) Nikon Stepper 110C, 90 seconds, direct contact hotplate AZ 300MIF, 2 x 60 second puddles BOTTOM CD vs. EXPOSURE DOSE (Mask CD = 7.0µm dense lines) Dose: 174mJ/cm 2 Bottom CD: 4.45µm Dose: 186mJ/cm 2 Bottom CD: 4.84µm Dose: 198mJ/cm 2 Bottom CD: 5.31µm EXAMPLE PEB SENSITIVITY (3.5µm Film Thickness on Si) PEB 105 C/60sec Top size: 1.734 Bottom: 0.726µm Slope = 0.038 µm/ C PEB 110 C / 60sec Top: 1.992 µm Bottom: 1.439µm Top CD (µm) PEB 115 C / 60sec Top: 2.062 µm Bottom: 1.687µm PEB Temperature (C)

SAMPLE PROCESS WINDOWS on Si (FT = 2.0µm and 3.5µm) Linearity (dense lines) Exposure Latitude (1.0µm dense lines) Printed CD (µm) Linear to 3:1 Aspect Ratio Printed CD (µm) Elat =~30% Mask CD (µm) Exposure Dose (mj/cm 2 ) Coat: AZ nlof 2020 @ FT=2.0µm Soft Bake: 110C/60s Expose: Nikon Stepper @ 0.54NA Post Expose Bake: 110C/60s Develop: AZ 300MIF 60s puddle Linearity (dense lines) Exposure Latitude (2.0µm dense lines) Printed CD (µm) Linear to 3:1 Aspect Ratio Printed CD (µm) Elat =>50% Mask CD (µm) Exposure Dose (mj/cm 2 ) Coat: AZ nlof 2020 @ FT=3.5µm Soft Bake: 110C/60s Expose: Nikon Stepper @ 0.54NA Post Expose Bake: 110C/60s Develop: AZ 300MIF 120s puddle

EXAMPLE PROFILE TUNING BY VARYING PEB AND EXPOSURE DOSE Process Step Prime Coat Soft Bake Exposure Post Expose Bake Develop Parameters HMDS 140 C/60s (vapor) 2.0µm thick film AZ nlof 2020 (33cPs) on bare Si 110C, 60 seconds, direct contact hotplate i-line @ varying dose (0.54NA) Nikon Stepper Various as indicated AZ 300MIF, 60s single puddle Profile Response to Varying Dose and PEB Temperature PEB 105C PEB 110C PEB 115C 60mJ/cm 2 70mJ/cm 2 80mJ/cm 2 90mJ/cm 2 100mJ/cm 2

PROCESS CONSIDERATIONS SUBSTRATE PREPARATION Substrates must be clean, dry, and free of organic residues. Oxide forming substrates (Si, etc.) should be HMDS primed prior to coating AZ nlof 2000. Contact your AZ product representative for detailed information on pre-treating with HMDS. SOFT BAKE Soft bake times and temperatures may be application specific. Process optimization is recommended to ensure optimum pattern profiles and stable lithographic and adhesion performance. Soft bake temperatures for AZ nlof 2000 should be in the 100-110C range. Delays between soft bake and exposure should be minimized for optimum performance. EXPOSURE AZ nlof 2000 requires exposure energy at the 365nm wavelength. POST EXPOSE BAKE A PEB is required for proper imaging of AZ nlof 2000. PEB temperatures and times may be application specific. As a general rule, PEB temperatures should be in the 100 to 115C range. As with any chemically amplified photoresist, CD s in nlof 2000 will exhibit some dependency on PEB temperature (< 0.04µm/ C is typical). DEVELOPING AZ nlof 2000 series photoresists are compatible with industry standard 0.26N (2.38%) TMAH developers. AZ 300MIF is recommended. HARD BAKE Hard baking (post develop bake) improves adhesion in wet etch or plating applications and improves pattern stability in dry etch or deposition chambers. AZ nlof materials are extremely thermally stable and may be hard baked at temperatures above 150C. HARD BAKE STABILITY FOR LARGE PADS IN AZ nlof 2070 (7.0µm Film Thickness) 115C Hard Bake 120C Hard Bake 125C Hard Bake 130C Hard Bake STRIPPING AZ nlof 2000 Series resists are compatible with industry standard solvent based removers. AZ 400T or AZ Remover 770 is recommended.

COMPATIBLE MATERIALS AZ nlof 2000 Series materials are compatible with all commercially available lithography processing equipment. Compatible materials of construction include glass, quartz, PTFE, PFA, stainless steel, HDPE, polypropylene, and ceramic. AZ nlof 2000 series photoresists are not recommended for use on copper substrates. STORAGE AZ nlof 2000 Series materials are combustible liquids. Store in sealed original containers in a well ventilated, dry area away from heat, light, oxidizers, reducers, and sources of ignition. Recommended storage temperature is 30-55 F. HANDLING/DISPOSAL AZ nlof 2000 Series materials contain PGMEA (1-Methoxy-2-propanol acetate). Refer to the current version of the MSDS and to local regulations for up to date information on safe handling and proper disposal. Wear solvent resistant gloves, protective clothing, and eye/face protection. AZ nlof 2000 is compatible with drain lines handling similar organic solvent based materials. North America: EMD Performance Materials 70 Meister Avenue Somerville, NJ USA 08876 (908) 429-3500 Germany: (Germany) GmbH Wiesbaden, Germany +49 611 962 4031 Korea: (Korea) Ltd. Seoul, Korea +82 2 2056 1316 Singapore: Pte. Ltd. Jurong East, Singapore +65 68900629 Taiwan: Co. Ltd. Hsinchu, Taiwan +886 3 5970885#375 Japan: G. K. Tokyo, Japan +81 3 5453 5062 China: Merck Electronic Materials Shanghai, China +86 (21) 2083 2362 www.emd-performance-materials.com www.emd-performance-materials.com Products are warranted to meet the specifications set forth on their label/packaging and/or certificate of analysis at the time of shipment or for the expressly stated duration. EMD MAKES NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY OR The information contained herein is true and accurate to the best of our knowledge at time of printing. All recommendations or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR USE REGARDING OUR PRODUCTS OR ANY INFORMATION PROVIDED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. Customer is responsible suggestions for and must independently are offered determine without suitability guarantee of EMD s as specific products conditions for customer s of use products, are beyond intended our use control. and processes, There including is no implied the non-infringement warranty of merchantability of any third parties orintellectual fitness for property purpose rights. ofemd theshall product not in or any products event be liable described for incidental, herein. consequential, In submitting indirect, thisexemplary information, special no liability damages is assumed of any kind or resulting license from orany other use or rights failure expressed of the products: or implied All sales are withsubject respect to EMD s to any complete existing Terms orand pending Conditions patent, of Sale. patent Prices are application, subject to or change trademarks. without Observance notice. EMD reserves of all regulations the right to discontinue and patents products is thewithout responsibility prior notice. of the user. AZ and the AZ logo are registered trademarks of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany or its affiliates. EMD, EMD Performance Materials, AZ, the AZ logo, and the vibrant M are trademarks of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany.