Affiliation:
1. Shizuoka University
2. Hokkaido University
3. Aqua Science Corporation
Abstract
It is well-known that ion-implant doses greater than 5E14 atoms/cm2 can create an amorphous carbon-like layer “crust”, and also that this crust is extremely difficult to dissolve with wet chemicals. In practice, a combination of dry plasma ashing and wet chemical removal is used to eliminate the photoresist. In this study, a novel photoresist stripping technique is proposed. We have improved wet vapor photoresist stripping technique [1] using the mixture of high-speed steam flow and purified water droplets. Relatively low pressure clean steam is mixed with purified water in the nozzle, and sprayed on a photoresist coated Si wafer. We have also developed a pre-treatment method in a chamber with keeping both temperature and humidity constant, in order to strip post ion-implanted photoresit. The most significant feature of this proposed technique is that we use water only; hence we are able to strip photoresist without chemicals.
Publisher
Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.
Subject
Condensed Matter Physics,General Materials Science,Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
Cited by
14 articles.
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