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Ring Opening Metathesis Polymerization for 157 nm Photoresists Brian Osborn September 11, 2001

Ring Opening Metathesis Polymerization (ROMP) Advantages Low catalyst loading (< 50 ppm), therefore little residual metal (Ru) Polymerizes geminally disubstituted norbornenes Robust catalyst, functional group and water tolerant Molecular weight can be controlled

Geminally Disubstituted Norbornenes ROMP catalysts easily polymerize key monomers: Free rotation allowed Problem: Tg too low (~25-30 °C) for norbornenes

Routes to High Tg ROMP Polymers The 193 nm System Approach Incorporation of dinorbornene and carboxylic acid (-COOH) in the polymer composition increases the polymer’s Tg One problem, however: Dissolution rate increases rapidly with acid loading The 157 nm solution: Use dissolution inhibitors to slow dissolution rate of the base polymer and also alleviate swelling1 1Ito, H.; Allen, R. D.; Opitz, J.; Wallow, T. I; Truong, H. D.; Hofer, D. C.; Varanasi, P. R.; Jordhamo, G. M.; Jayaraman, S.; Vicari, R.; Proc. SPIE 2000, 3999, 2.

Routes to High Tg ROMP Polymers 193 nm System - Tsutomu Shimokawa, Kyle Patterson, et al. Tg: 132 °C Higher Tg due to hydrogen bonding between acid and ester groups in polymer 157 nm Analogs – Many Possible! …etc.

Routes to High Tg ROMP Polymers TriCycloNonene (TCN) Copolymers 5FM-TCN + …etc.

Routes to High Tg ROMP Polymers New comonomers: Exploration of new norbornene monomers with increased steric bulk to make hydrogenated polymer backbone less flexible. Model compounds to study first: Added steric bulk may restrict rotation

Initial Synthesis Successful DiNorbornene HexaFluoroisopropyl Alcohol (DNHFA) Tg is 85-90 °C after hydrogenation Abs. @ 157 nm: 3.3 m-1 (first pass) Absorbance is higher than expected Polymer requires improved purification

New Dinorbornene ROMP Polymers

ROMP Summary Future Work Dinorbornene copolymers look promising First TCN ROMP copolymers are completed Future Work Fully characterize new polymers Continue ROMP copolymer synthesis Initial imaging experiments

Acknowledgments Daniel Sanders (CalTech) Raymond Hung Takashi Chiba Dr. Tsutomu Shimokawa (JSR) Dr. Kyle Patterson (Motorola) Central Glass Clarient JSR SEMATECH

Metal Catalyzed Vinyl Addition Polymerization for 157 nm Photoresists Brian Osborn September 11, 2001

Metal (Pd+2) Catalyzed Vinyl Addition Polymerization – 3F-TCN Platform Isolated yield: 80-90% 3FM-TCN Clean reaction High yield Easy purification Allows use of a transparent ester as a solubility switch Successfully polymerizes via metal catalyzed vinyl addition Geminally disubstituted functional groups moved away from olefin

Synthesis of 5F-TCN Monomer Isolated yield: 20% 5FM-TCN Higher fluorine content lends lower absorbance at 157 nm …but lower yields. Isolated yield: 73% !!! 5FM-TCN

Initial 3F-TCN-co-NBHFA Images No dissolution inhibitor. Dissolution inhibitor added. 3F-TCN copolymer images have very poor contrast, until dissolution inhibitor (DI) added.

3F-TCN-co-NBHFA - Binary Mask A 70:30 blend of polymer and dissolution inhibitor. 120 nm 1:3 feature size 70 : 30 BPO-R-007-A 70:30 polymer:DI blend 6% TPS-Nf, 0.3% TBAH 148.9 nm poly on 81.9 nm G0 0.7  aperture, binary mask PAB: 140 °C/60 s, PEB: 130 °C/90 s 60 s development in 0.26 N TMAH DOSE: 19.0 mJ/cm2 FOCUS: 0.0 nm

3F-TCN-co-NBHFA - Phase Shift 120 nm 1 : 1.5 Changing mask to a strong phase shift mask results in superior feature profiles, and smaller resolution possible. 100 nm 1 : 3 70 : 30 BPO-R-009-A 70:30 polymer:DI blend 6% TPS-Nf, 0.3% TBAH 145.6 nm poly on 82.4 nm G0 0.3  aperture, phase shift mask PAB: 140 °C/60 s, PEB: 130 °C/90 s 20 s development in 0.26 N TMAH DOSE: 39.0 mJ/cm2 FOCUS: 0.0 nm

3F-TCN-co-NBHFA - Phase Shift PEB 130 °C, 90 s PEB 130 °C, 120 s PEB temperature window appears large 90 nm 1 : 3 90 nm 1 : 3 70 : 30 80 nm 1 : 3 80 nm 1 : 3 BPO-R-009-A 70:30 polymer:DI blend 6% TPS-Nf, 0.3% TBAH 145.6 nm poly on 82.4 nm G0 0.3  aperture, phase shift mask PAB: 140 °C/60 s, PEB: 130 °C/120 s 20 s development in 0.26 N TMAH DOSE: 39.0 mJ/cm2 FOCUS: 0.0 nm

Transparency Improvements to TCN Platform Base polymer absorbance @ 157 nm: 2.0 m-1 Formulated resist absorbance @ 157 nm: 2.7 m-1 Dissolution inhibitor has strong impact on absorbance! Base polymer Dissolution inhibitor And, 6% TPS-Nf (PAG) 0.3% TBAH (base) for total formulation

Transparency Improvements to TCN Platform Polymer absorbance is relatively low, therefore better imaging requires use of new, more transparent dissolution inhibitors …etc.

VASE of Formulated Resists Improvement in Transparency of Resist Formulated with Dissolution Inhibitors 3.4 m-1 BPO-R-005-A / 016-A 70:30 polymer:DI blend 6% TPS-Nf, 0.3% TBAH VASE of Formulated Resists 3.0 m-1 Improvements in optical transparency possible with newer dissolution inhibitors

Conclusions and Future Work 3F-TCN-co-NBHFA platform shows very promising resolution in preliminary imaging studies, A limiting factor is the need to use more transparent dissolution inhibitors. Dissolution inhibitor strongly impacts image profile because of both improved contrast and changes in absorbance Recreate high yielding 5F-TCN monomer synthesis …does this mean a trip to California?? Start imaging work on 5F-TCN-co-NBHFA copolymer Evaluate more transparent dissolution inhibitors

Acknowledgments Raymond Hung Daniel Sanders Takashi Chiba SEMATECH JSR Daniel Miller Will Conley Vicki Graffenberg Shashikant Patel Georgia Rich JSR Clariant Central Glass