Fundamental understanding of chemical processes in EUV … · F 2 p I 4 d Br 3 d Kinetic Energy, eV...
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O. Kostko, B. Xu, D. S. Slaughter, M. AhmedChemical Sciences Division, LBNL
K. D. Closser, D. L . Olynick, D. G. Prendergast, P. D. Ashby, D. F. Ogletree, Y. Liu
Molecular Foundry, LBNL
P. NaulleauCRXO, LBNL
W. D. HinsbergColumbia Hill Technical Consulting
G. M. WallraffIBM Almaden Research Center
Fundamental understanding of chemical processes in EUV lithography
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Motivation
2D.F. Ogletree, Frontiers of Nanoscience, 11, 91 (2016)
Targeted EUV dose for 7nm node 40 mJ/cm2 = 27 photons/nm2
▪ Get fundamental understanding ▪ Increase sensitivity and resolution of EUV resist
H C N O F Mg Al Si Cl Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Br Cd In Sn Sb Te I
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2p3d
4d
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EUV atomic cross sections(100 Mb = 1 Å2)
GlobalFoundries
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How to Get Fundamental Understanding?
Step 1 PhotoionizationM + hν ➔ M+ + e-
e-γ
M+
Step 2Electronic RelaxationAuger process ?M+
➔ M++ + e-
e-
M++
Step 3Atomic RelaxationFragmentation?M+
➔ R1+ + R2
R1+
R2
3D.F. Ogletree, Frontiers of Nanoscience, 11, 91 (2016)
Gas-phasesingle molecule
Condensed resist
Processes After EUV Photon Absorption
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How to Study?
Step 3 Atomic RelaxationFragmentation?M+
➔ R1+ + R2
Mass spectrometry:1. Fragmentation pattern after EUV photon absorption
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Step 1 Photoionization
M + hν ➔ M+ + e-
Step 2 Electronic RelaxationAuger process ?M+
➔ M++ + e-
Photoelectron spectroscopy:1. Electron kinetic energies2. Electron yield
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2-methylphenol 4-Cl-2-methylphenol2,3,5,6-Tetrafluoro-4-
(trifluoromethyl)phenol4-F-2-methylphenol 4-Br-2-methylphenol
4-I-2-methylphenol
F ICl Br
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F3
F
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Samples
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Compound Absorbed EUV photons (30nm), %
2-Methylphenol 11
4-F-2-Methylphenol 16
4-Cl-2-Methylphenol 11
4-Br-2-Methylphenol 13
4-I-2-Methylphenol 35
2,3,5,6-tetra fluoro-4-(trifluoromethyl)phenol 32
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Auger
Step 1-2. Electron kinetic energies
2-methylphenol 4-Cl-2-methylphenol
2,3,5,6-Tetrafluoro-4-(trifluoromethyl)phenol
4-F-2-methylphenol
4-I-2-methylphenol
4-Br-2-methylphenol
Valence electronsSemi-core electrons
Photoelectron Spectroscopy
Valence electronsSemi-core electrons
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• Number of absorbed EUV photons• Number of emitted e-
• Energy of emitted e-
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F 2s
F 2p
I 4d
Br 3d
Kinetic Energy, eV Kinetic Energy, eV
Tunable parameters:
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Step 3. Atomic relaxation
Mass Spectrometry: Photons
4-I-2-methylphenol
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C7H7OI+
I+
C7H7O+
C6H5+
C4H3+
C5H
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C3H4+
N2+
H2O+
parent
fragments
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Condensed Resist?
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• Photoabsorption, photoemission and Auger relaxation processes are almost unchanged
– dielectric environment reduces binding energies ~ 4 eV
– sharp lines are broadened
Step 4 Inelastic Scattering
M + e-➔ M+ + 2 e-
and more steps…
Mass spectrometry:1. Fragmentation pattern after
e- collision
e-
M+
e-
e-
• Inelastic electron scattering
– electrons interact with molecules
• Molecular fragmentation changes
– fragments are trapped in polymer matrix, may recombine or generate secondary reactions…
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parent anion
I-
C7H
7O
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Electron kinetic energy, eV
parent C7H
7O I
m/z 107 C7H
7O
m/z 79 C6H
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m/z 77 C6H
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Step 4. Inelastically scattered electrons
Mass Spectrometry: Electrons
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4-iodo-2-methylphenol
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parent
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Low energy electrons: dissociative electron attachment
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C6H7
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uniform
core-shell
Diameter 50-500nm
How to Study Condensed Resist
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(sub)nanometer inclusionsSi
Gas-phasesingle molecule
Condensed resist
Nanoparticle Beam
Nanoparticles of different morphology:
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nsity,
a.u
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KE (eV)
Photoelectron Spectra of Condensed Resist
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E-beam resist: 4-Methyl-1-Acetoxycalixarene
Photon energy 320 eV
C 1s
Secondary electrons
e-hν
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Kinetic Energy, eV
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Binding Energy, eV
PMMA
Valence electrons
Photon energy 92 eV
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Collaborative Team and Instrumentation is the National Lab Strength
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Management, Lithography and Materials
Deirdre Olynick FoundryPatrick Naulleau CXRO
AFM Characterization andMolecular Chemistry
Paul Ashby, Yi Liu Foundry
Spectroscopy and Chemical PhysicsBo Xu, Oleg Kostko, Musa Ahmed, Dan Slaughter
Chemical Sciences Frank Ogletree Foundry
TheoryKristina Closser, David Prendergast Foundry
Lithography and MaterialsGreg Wallraff IBM
Bill Hinsberg Col. Hill Tech. Consult