Pattern forming materials and pattern formation method using the materials
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsJoo-Ho Kim, Junji Tominaga, Masashi Kuwahara
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AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsJoo-Ho Kim, Junji Tominaga, Masashi Kuwahara
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A pattern forming materials includes a thermal sensitive material layer formed on a target substrate, a first light-to-heat converting layer formed between the thermal sensitive material layer and the target substrate, and a second light-to-heat converting layer formed on a surface of the thermal sensitive material layer opposite to the first light-to-heat converting layer, the thermal sensitive material layer being interposed between the first and second light-to-heat converting layers. A higher aspect ratio fine pattern can be formed in the thermal sensitive material layer made of photoresist using heat generated in the first and second light-to-heat converting layers formed on both surfaces of the thermal sensitive material layer.
A pattern forming material comprising:
A method of forming a pattern on a pattern forming material comprising a thermal sensitive material layer, which does not comprise a light-to-heat converting material, and which is interposed between first and second light-to-heat converting layers, the method comprising:
A method of forming a pattern using a pattern forming material including a thermal sensitive material layer, which does not comprise a light-to-heat converting material, formed on a target substrate, a first light-to-heat converting layer formed between the thermal sensitive material layer and the target substrate, and a second light-to -heat converting layer formed on a surface of the thermal sensitive material layer opposite to the first light-to-heat converting layer, the thermal sensitive material layer being interposed between the first and second light-to-heat converting layers and the first and second light-to -heat converting layers consists essentially of Ge—Sb—Te alloys;
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