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1 March 1974 Advances In Photoresist Application
Pete Atwell
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Abstract
The continued pressure for increased function complexity and more functions per package has led the semiconductor industry into a new generation of processing technology. The success of these complex functions in the marketplace (calculators, watches, home enter-tainment, etc.) has accelerated the need for very high volume imple-mentation of these process developments. Therefore, the semiconductor manufacturer has entered a new era of extremely precise process control coupled with a need for programming each process to the optimum yield performance. In addition to these quality measures, modern semi-conductor economics require practi-cal cost effective automation. This paper will cover the problems as-sociated with process optimization and automation of the photoresist facility. It will disclose the results of a survey of what industry needs in equipment to best attain the conditions. After the results are covered, you will be presented with Cobilt's answers to those needs.
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Pete Atwell "Advances In Photoresist Application", Proc. SPIE 0055, Technological Advances in Micro and Submicro Photofabrication Imagery, (1 March 1974); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.954241
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KEYWORDS
Semiconducting wafers

Photoresist materials

Photomasks

Reliability

Semiconductors

Thin film coatings

Optical alignment

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