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Corporate Introduction of CRESTEC CORPORATION Expert in E-Beam Nanofabrication David López-Romero Moraleda. Technical Support Manager, Crestec Corporation Spain Branch. Financiación-Internacionalización-Cooperación. Iniciativas y Programas para Empresas Nanotecnológicas Madrid, 16 de diciembre 2014 CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRC All rights reserved. 1

Corporate Profile of CRESTEC Trade Name CRESTEC CORPORATION Type of Business Manufacturer Established February 10,1995 Issued Capital 45,000,000.- President Hideyuki Ohyi Settlement Term September Head Office 1-9-2, Owada-machi, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo 92-0045, Japan Tel +81-(0)42-660-1195 Fax +81-(0)42-660-1198 E-Mail info@crestec8.co.jp URL http://www.crestec8.co.jp Bank Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation The Tama Shinkin Bank Office Hour Mon. to Fri, 9:00 to 18:00 CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRB All rights reserved. 2

Our main business activities Core Technology : Electron Beam (EB) Nanolithography Technology EBL Equipment Division A) Infrastructure Product : XYZ High Resolution EB Lithography System (CABL) : Unique Features of MODEL CABL-UH Series (130 kv) B) Development of new product : Surface Electron Emission Lithography System (CSEL) Maskless Massively Parallel EB Lithography System (CMPL) Outsourcing Division A) Main Service : Foundry Service (EB exposure and development on Wafers from customer) : R&D based on customer s demand CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRC All rights reserved. 3

Outline of Lithography Technology Crestec is producing and developing 2- types of equipment for single and multiple beam EBLs. Device pattern data : Crestec Activity Range : Model Name of Crestec Products Optical lithography CMPL EB lithography (EBL) CABL CEBR Laser lithography Shaped beam EBL Maskless Parallel EBL Point beam EBL (XYZ, Xθ) 4/1 Mask CSEL 1/1 Mask Mold Optical stepper EUV EB stepper (with mask) Aligner X-ray stepper Nano - imprint Projection exposure Proximity exposure Direct writing Print CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRC All rights reserved. 4

XYZ Type High Resolution EBL System Model CABL-9000C series CABL-9510C External appearance 5.6nm isolated lines Special features TFE 50kV, 4, 6 or 8 stage High resolution better than 10 nm High accurate stitch writing for long time by specially designed precise laser interferometer Multi-user environment (PC controlled EOC =Recipe ) Self environment control Noise reduction from thermal fluctuation, stray magnetic field and floor vibration Flexible writing methods (vector, vector R-theta, raster, spot, axial symmetrical, field size modulation, multi-mode, 3D, etc.) R&D and production uses CE marking Spot & Defocus Vector R-theta Raster Field size modulation CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRC All rights reserved. 5

ULTRAHIGH RESOLUTION EBL SYSTEM Unique Features of MODEL CABL-UH Series Vacc: 130kV Max (25-130kV, 5kV steps) Single-Stage Acceleration capability up to 130kV to minimize Electron Gun length for achieving negligible Coulomb blur. Micro-Discharge Free Electron Gun. Beam Diameter: <1.6nm (1.1nm theoretically) Capability of Fine Line: <5nm Electrostatic Lens between emitter and anode is designed to achieve very low aberration and shortrange minimized crossover image at the center of blanking electrodes. CABL-UH130 (130kV) Ultra-stable write capability is achieved using dual thermal controllers. 1.6nm beam size Isolated 4nm line hp 15nm L/S 4nm CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRB All rights reserved. 6

Surface Electron Emission Lithography System ( Model : CSEL series) Emitter Bias Collector bias ~ in Vacuum Chamber Small angle dispersion gap mm order Nanocrystalline Si Surface Electrode Mask 2D patterned ballistic Electron Beam Resist Magnet1 Target wafer Magnet2 Special features Massively parallel silicon nanowires give you surface coherent electron emissions which is almost like noncontact nanoimprint to exposure mask patterns by 1 shot. Being expected as one of candidate for next generation lithography method. Proof of concept has been done beyond 30 nm L&S. Si quantum nanowire e-guns (SEED) are Japan-originated technology. α tool production for high-bright LED, etc. POC: One shot exposure of 10mm sq. Prototype of CSEL Sub 30 nm L&S 10mm 10mm CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRB All rights reserved. 7 10mm

Maskless Massively Parallel EB Lithography System Model CMPL-6000 (Under Development) Patterned Parallel External Computer Optical Fiber Network Transmission E-Beam MEMS SEED Array 10 μm sq. pixel size active matrix: 1000 x 1000 pixels Massively Parallel Emission Source (SEED) Active Matrix Circuit Vacc 5-30 kv 1/10 - XY Stage Continuous Movement Patterned Emission Sites selected by Active matrix Crestec, Tohoku Univ. and TUAT are jointly developing supported by the Cabinet Office in Japan. CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRC All rights reserved. 8

Funding & Internationalisation Vision: Distribute high-performance e-beam lithography systems for the production of Nanotechnology to meet and resolve specific needs of our customers: Next generation semiconductors Plasmonic devices (Sub-5 nm gaps) Quantum effect devices Nano-photonic devices Nano-bio devices Creation of new material patterns without resist Integrated MEMS/NEMS Next generation storage devices Advanced nano-devices and structures Targets: Enhance our visibility in the European market. Position in the European market through continuous improvement. Provide high level support for solving problems in Nanotechnology.

Funding & Internationalisation Funding needs: Colaboration with ISOM-UPM to share facilities to provide solutions to customers. Settlement business in Spain. Develop EB-Stepper, being expected as one of candidate for next generation lithography method.

Major Customers over the World (14 Countries and Regions) Russia UK Italy China USA Korea Spain Taiwan Japan Mexico Israel India Hong Kong Saudi Arabia CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRC All rights reserved. 11

CRESTEC CORPORATION Crestec Corporation Japan 1-9-2 Owada-machi, Hachioji City, 195-0045 Tokyo Japan. Crestec Europe office (Spain) ISOM-UPM E.T.S.I de Telecomunicación, Avenida Complutense nº 30, "Ciudad Universitaria". 28040 - Madrid (España) Tel No: +81 (0)42 660 1190 Fax No: +81 (0)42 660 1198 E-mail: sales@crestec8.co.jp URL: http://www.crestec8.co.jp Contact: Mr. David López-Romero Tel No: +34 696027887 E-mail: dlromero@isom.upm.es CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRB All rights reserved. 12

Thank you for your attention! Crestec Corporation URL: http://www.crestec8.co.jp/ Email: sales@crestec8.co.jp CRESTEC CORPORATION 1911292PRB All rights reserved. 13