NEGATIVE RESIST NR2-20000P
Description
? Negative Resist NR2-20000P is a negative tone photoresist designed for thick film
applications is compatible with UV exposure tools emitting at the 365 nm
wavelength, including wafer steppers, scanning projection aligners, proximity printers
contact printers.
? These are the advantages of NR2-20000P over other resists: - superior resolution capability - high photospeed which translates into high exposure throughput - fast development time - superb adhesion in plating - easy resist removal using Resist Remover RR4
? The formulation processing of NR2-20000P were designed with regard to
occupational environmental safety. The principal solvent in NR2-20000P is
gammabutyrolactone development of NR2-20000P is accomplished in basic water
solution.
Properties
? Solids content (%) 50-56
? Principal solvent gammabutyrolactone
? Appearance light yellow liquid
? Coating characteristic very uniform, striation free
? Film thickness:
Softbake Softbake Post-Exposure
Coating Coating Hotplate Hotplate Hotplate Film
Spin Speed Time Bake Time Bake Time Bake Time Thickness
(rpm) (s) (min) 70°C (s) 150°C (s) 80°C (nm)
1500 10 20 270 600 95000-105000
2700 10 - 120 300 45000-55000
3000 40 - 60 180 18000-22000
? Sensitivity at 365 nm exposure wavelength (mJ/cm2 for 1 μm thick film) 21
? Guaranteed shelf life at 5°C storage (years) 1
Processing
1. Application of resist by spin coating at a ed spin speed for a time designated in
film thickness vs. spin speed on page 1.
2. Softbake procedure is determined by film thickness. Please refer to bake instructions
on page 1.
3. Resist exposure in a tool emitting 365 nm wavelength. Please determine 365 nm
exposure light intensity (mW/cm2) with a proper gauge. Multiply resist thickness (μm) by
21 mJ/cm2 to obtain exposure dose. Divide exposure dose (mJ/cm2) by light intensity
(mW/cm2) at 365 nm wavelength to obtain exposure time (s).
4. Post-exposure bake on hotplate at 80°C for a time depending on a film thickness.
Please refer to bake instructions on page 1.
5. Resist development in Resist Developer RD6 by spray or immersion at 20-25 °C.
6. Resist rinse in deionized water until water resistivity reaches prescribed limit.
7. Drying of resist.
8. Removal of resist in Resist Remover RR4 or in acetone.
The above procedure refers to substrates, which are good conductors of heat such as
silicon, GaAs etc. Bake times need to be increased by a factor of 3.5 for substrates that
are poor conductors of heat, such as glass.
Hling Precautions
Negative Resist NR2-20000P is a flammable liquid. Hle it with care. Keep it away
heat, sparks flames. Use adequate ventilation. It may be harmful if swallowed
or touched. Avoid contact with liquid, vapor or spray mist. Wear chemical goggles, rubber
gloves protective coating.