Paper / report

Lithographic performances of aryl sulfonate ester-modified polystyrenes as nonchemically amplified resists

This study describes nonchemically amplified polystyrene resists for advanced lithography. The workflow uses Cee® 200X; Apogee® Bake Plate.

How Cee® equipment is used

The experimental methods explicitly identify CEE200X and an Apogee Bake Plate for resist-film preparation before electron-beam and EUV evaluation.

Equipment reported
Cee® 200X; Apogee® Bake Plate
Source type
Research paper
Publication year
Not recorded
Materials
Photoresist, Polystyrene
Substrate
Not reported
Source
Royal Society of Chemistry

Process context

The process details describe the cited work. Reported recipes and results depend on the authors’ materials, substrates, and equipment configuration. Materials recorded for this reference include Photoresist, Polystyrene.

Source and equipment evidence

Royal Society of Chemistry. Lithographic performances of aryl sulfonate ester-modified polystyrenes as nonchemically amplified resists.

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