ANTI-REFLECTION COATING LAYER AND DESIGN METHOD THEREOF
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1. An anti-reflection coating layer suitable to be formed between an under layer and a photoresist layer, the anti-reflection coating layer characterized in:
- a refraction (n) of the anti-reflection coating layer, wherein n is a constant; and
an extinction coefficient (k) of the anti-reflection coating layer, wherein k is increased in gradient toward the under layer.
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Abstract
An anti-reflection coating layer is formed between an under layer and a photoresist layer. The anti-reflection coating is characterized in a refraction value (n) of the anti-reflection coating layer, wherein n is a constant, and an extinction coefficient (k) of the anti-reflection coating layer, increasing in gradient toward the under layer. Thus, the substrate reflectivity with respect to different under layers can be substantially equal to 0 by controlling the k of the anti-reflection coating layer.
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1. An anti-reflection coating layer suitable to be formed between an under layer and a photoresist layer, the anti-reflection coating layer characterized in:
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a refraction (n) of the anti-reflection coating layer, wherein n is a constant; and
an extinction coefficient (k) of the anti-reflection coating layer, wherein k is increased in gradient toward the under layer. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A method of designing an anti-reflection coating layer, for substantially reducing a substrate reflectivity of the anti-reflection coating layer to zero, the method comprising:
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providing an anti-reflection coating layer formed between an under layer and a photoresist layer;
making a refraction (n) of the anti-reflection layer a constant; and
increasing an extinction coefficient (k) of the anti-reflection layer in gradient toward the under layer. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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