G03F7/40

METHOD FOR REMOVING FLUOROPOLYMER LIFT-OFF LAYER

The invention pertains to a method of removing a layer of a lift-off fluoropolymer layer from a substrate using a particular stripping solvent, and to a lithographic process using said combination of lift-off fluoropolymer and stripping solvent, in particular for the manufacture of OLED devices.

Photoresist composition, pixel definition structure and manufacturing method thereof, and display panel

Disclosed are a photoresist composition, a pixel definition structure and a manufacturing method thereof, and a display panel. The photoresist composition includes an organic film-forming resin, a superhydrophobic polymerizable monomer, a polyfunctional crosslinkable polymerizable monomer, a photoinitiator, an additive and a solvent.

Photoresist composition, pixel definition structure and manufacturing method thereof, and display panel

Disclosed are a photoresist composition, a pixel definition structure and a manufacturing method thereof, and a display panel. The photoresist composition includes an organic film-forming resin, a superhydrophobic polymerizable monomer, a polyfunctional crosslinkable polymerizable monomer, a photoinitiator, an additive and a solvent.

REPLACEMENT LIQUID OF LIQUID FILLING BETWEEN RESIST PATTERNS, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING RESIST PATTERNS USING THE SAME

Problem: A replacement liquid of liquid filling between resist patterns and a method for producing resist patterns using the same. Means of solution: To provide a replacement liquid of liquid filling between resist patterns comprising a sulfonyl group-containing compound (A); a nitrogen-containing compound (B); and a solvent (C).

CONDUCTIVE PILLAR, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING BONDED STRUCTURE
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Provided is a method for manufacturing a conductive pillar capable of bonding a substrate and a bonding member with high bonding strength via a bonding layer without employing an electroplating method, and a method for manufacturing a bonded structure by employing this method. A method for manufacturing a conductive pillar 1 includes, in sequence, the steps of forming a resist layer 16 on a substrate 11 provided with an electrode pad 13, the resist layer 16 including an opening portion 16a on the electrode pad 13, forming a thin Cu film 17 by sputtering or evaporating Cu on a surface of the substrate 11 provided with the resist layer 16 including the opening portion 16a, filling the opening portion 16a with a fine particle copper paste 12c, and sintering the fine particle copper paste 12c by heating the substrate 11 filled with the fine particle copper paste 12c.

TRANSFER FILM, PHOTOSENSITIVE MATERIAL, PATTERN FORMING METHOD, MANUFACTURING METHOD OF CIRCUIT BOARD, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF TOUCH PANEL

A photosensitive material includes: a compound A having a carboxy group, in which the compound A includes a polymer including a repeating unit derived from (meth)acrylic acid, and a content of the carboxy group in a photosensitive layer which is formed from the photosensitive material is reduced by irradiation with an actinic ray or a radiation.

CONTROLLING POROSITY OF AN INTERFERENCE LITHOGRAPHY PROCESS BY FINE TUNING EXPOSURE TIME

A method to control the density of a three-dimensional photonic crystal template involves changing the irradiation time from at least four laser beams to yield a periodic percolating matrix of mass and voids free of condensed matter from a photoresist composition. The photoresist composition includes a photoinitiator at a concentration where the dose or irradiation is controlled by the irradiation time and is less than the irradiation time that would convert all photoinitiator to initiating species such that the density of the three-dimensional photonic crystal template differs for different irradiation times. A deposition of reflecting or absorbing particles can be patterned on the surface of the photoresist composition to form a template with varying densities above different areas of the substrate.

CONTROLLING POROSITY OF AN INTERFERENCE LITHOGRAPHY PROCESS BY FINE TUNING EXPOSURE TIME

A method to control the density of a three-dimensional photonic crystal template involves changing the irradiation time from at least four laser beams to yield a periodic percolating matrix of mass and voids free of condensed matter from a photoresist composition. The photoresist composition includes a photoinitiator at a concentration where the dose or irradiation is controlled by the irradiation time and is less than the irradiation time that would convert all photoinitiator to initiating species such that the density of the three-dimensional photonic crystal template differs for different irradiation times. A deposition of reflecting or absorbing particles can be patterned on the surface of the photoresist composition to form a template with varying densities above different areas of the substrate.

APPARATUS FOR SUBSTRATE PROCESSING

A method of processing a substrate is provided. The substrate includes an etching target region and a patterned region. The patterned region is provided on the etching target region. In the method, an organic film is formed on a surface of the substrate. Subsequently, the etching target region is etched by plasma generated from a processing gas. The organic film is formed in a state that the substrate is placed in a processing space within a chamber. When the organic film is formed, a first gas containing a first organic compound is supplied toward the substrate, and then, a second gas containing a second organic compound is supplied toward the substrate. An organic compound constituting the organic film is generated by polymerization of the first organic compound and the second organic compound.

APPARATUS FOR SUBSTRATE PROCESSING

A method of processing a substrate is provided. The substrate includes an etching target region and a patterned region. The patterned region is provided on the etching target region. In the method, an organic film is formed on a surface of the substrate. Subsequently, the etching target region is etched by plasma generated from a processing gas. The organic film is formed in a state that the substrate is placed in a processing space within a chamber. When the organic film is formed, a first gas containing a first organic compound is supplied toward the substrate, and then, a second gas containing a second organic compound is supplied toward the substrate. An organic compound constituting the organic film is generated by polymerization of the first organic compound and the second organic compound.