A novel local illumination scheme for optical lithography is proposed. It is based on the excitation of a surface plasmon on a metal film incorporated into a polymer light coupling mask for contact lithography. The electromagnetic field associated with the surface plasmon generates illumination volumes in the photoresist which are not limited by the diffraction (or Rayleigh) limit. Computer simulations indicate that the replication of 20 nm features using 630 nm illumination wavelength can be achieved with this technique. (C) 2003 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved
La réduction des dimensions des composants en microélectronique impose d'améliorer constamment la ré...
Plasmonic lithography, which is not restricted by free space diffraction limit, is one of the potent...
We have recently proposed a new approach to optical lithography that could be used to replicate arra...
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©2006 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. However, permission to reprint/republish thi...
The diffraction limit is the major stumbling block in pushing optical lithography to feature sizes s...
The diffraction limit is the major stumbling block in pushing optical lithography to feature sizes s...
The diffraction limit is the major stumbling block in pushing optical lithography to feature sizes s...
The reduction of the components dimensions in microelectronics requires a constant improvement of th...
The rapid development of nanotechnologies and sciences has led to the great demand for novel lithogr...
The rapid development of nanotechnologies and sciences has led to the great demand for novel lithogr...
A new nanophotolithography technique based on the interference of surface plasmon waves is proposed ...
Concepts of optical resolution limits have been transformed in the past two decades with the develop...
We compare three different approaches to high-resolution contact lithography with special emphasis o...
The optics and photonics development is currently driven towards nanometer scales. However, diffrac...
La réduction des dimensions des composants en microélectronique impose d'améliorer constamment la ré...
Plasmonic lithography, which is not restricted by free space diffraction limit, is one of the potent...
We have recently proposed a new approach to optical lithography that could be used to replicate arra...
We study experimentally the response of three-dimensional arrays of microscopic wires. Very good agr...
©2006 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. However, permission to reprint/republish thi...
The diffraction limit is the major stumbling block in pushing optical lithography to feature sizes s...
The diffraction limit is the major stumbling block in pushing optical lithography to feature sizes s...
The diffraction limit is the major stumbling block in pushing optical lithography to feature sizes s...
The reduction of the components dimensions in microelectronics requires a constant improvement of th...
The rapid development of nanotechnologies and sciences has led to the great demand for novel lithogr...
The rapid development of nanotechnologies and sciences has led to the great demand for novel lithogr...
A new nanophotolithography technique based on the interference of surface plasmon waves is proposed ...
Concepts of optical resolution limits have been transformed in the past two decades with the develop...
We compare three different approaches to high-resolution contact lithography with special emphasis o...
The optics and photonics development is currently driven towards nanometer scales. However, diffrac...
La réduction des dimensions des composants en microélectronique impose d'améliorer constamment la ré...
Plasmonic lithography, which is not restricted by free space diffraction limit, is one of the potent...
We have recently proposed a new approach to optical lithography that could be used to replicate arra...