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A NEW HYBRID DIFFRACTIVE PHOTO-MASK TECHNOLOGY
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Title
A
NEW
HYBRID
DIFFRACTIVE
PHOTO-MASK
TECHNOLOGY
Author
Sung, Jin Won
Keywords
Photolithography
hybrid photomask
phase grating mask
photoresist
analog micro-optics
Abstract
In the
field
of
photolithography
for
micro-chip
manufacturing
, the
photo-mask
is
used
to
print
desired
patterns
on a
proper
photo-resist
on
wafer.
The
most
common
type
of
photo-mask
is
binary
amplitude
mask
made
an
opaque
layer
of
chrome.
The
principle
and
potential
application
of
hybrid
photo-mask
with
diffractive
phase
element
and
binary
amplitude
is
presented
in this
dissertation
paper
from
both
numerical
modeling
and
experimental
research.
The
first
important
application
is
the
characterization
of
aberration
in the
stepper
system
using
hybrid
diffractive
photo-mask.
By
utilizing
multiple
diffractive
illumination
conditions
,
it
is
possible
to
characterize
Zernike
wave
front
aberration
coefficients
up
to any
desired
order.
And
, the
second
application
is
the
use
of
binary
phase
grating
mask
for
analog
micro-optics
fabrication.
This
approach
of
using
binary
phase
grating
mask
for
fabricating
analog
micro-optics
turned
out
to be a
very
effective
alternative
for
gray-scale
mask
technology.
Since
this
is
a
pure
phase
only
mask
,
it
doesn't
cause
any
scattered
noise
light
like
half-tone
mask
and
it
results
in
smooth
desired
resist
profile.
The
benefits
and
limitations
of
hybrid
diffractive
photo-mask
approach
for
both
applications
are
discussed.
Adviser
Johnson, Eric
Publisher
University
of
Central
Florida
Degree
Ph.D.
Degree Discipline
Other
Degree Grantor
Optics and Photonics
Degree Program
Optics
Graduation Date
2005-05-01
Type
Doctoral dissertation
Access Level
Public - Allow Worldwide Access
Release Date
2005-05-01
Repository
University Archives
Repository Collection
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Identifier
CFE0000350
Access Link
http://purl.fcla.edu/fcla/etd/CFE0000350
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