The design of novel alkylated norcamphor derivatives that undergo cyclopolymerization is explored; the resulting polymers incorporate suitable functional groups for chemical amplification and show excellent imaging characteristics under lithographic exposure at 193 nm.

Unique Polymers Via Radical Diene Cyclization: Poly(spironorbornanes) and Their Application to 193 nm Microlithography

PASINI, DARIO;
1999-01-01

Abstract

The design of novel alkylated norcamphor derivatives that undergo cyclopolymerization is explored; the resulting polymers incorporate suitable functional groups for chemical amplification and show excellent imaging characteristics under lithographic exposure at 193 nm.
1999
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nanolithography; cyclopolymers; photoresists
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Meagley Robert, P; Pasini, Dario; Park Linus, J; Fréchet Jean, M. J.
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