Chapter x Dielectric properties of Epoxy/POSS and PE/POSS ...
XPS characterisation of POSS resist before etching · Background analysis: Photelectrons suffer...
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XPS characterisation of POSS resist before etching
IMN contribution to WP1:Prototype photoresist material development
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Outline
• Identification of chemical environments
• 2 methods to study POSS surface segregation– ARXPS– Background analysis
• POSS depth distribution
• Other experiments
• Work continuing
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POSS-acrylates XPS data
C5O1
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529531533535537Binding energy (eV)
Inte
nsi
ty (
CP
S)
O5
O2 O1
O 1s
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282284286288290292294Binding energy (eV)
Inte
nsi
ty (C
PS
)
C1
C2
C3C4C5
C7
C 1s
C1
C2
C7C2C3
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Methods to investigatePOSS surface segregation
Background analysis:
Photelectrons suffer inelastic collisions during travelBackground function of
inelastic scattering cross sectionlocation of electron emission
Angular resolved XPS:
Probed depth varies with TRequires high resolution
high s/n spectraspectra at various T
depth
T
Kinetic energy
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Sp. "atomique"
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Energie de liaison (eV)
Background data processing
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spectre émis
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Energie de liaison (eV)
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Sp. expérimental
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Energie de liaison (eV)
détecteur
hv
sample
Experimental
Corrected from T(E)
Corrected from background
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Angular XPS: POSS surface segregation
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increasing take off angle
60-40-0100-0-040-60-020-80-0
% S
i
normalised probed depth
18.6
10.3
6.6
3.2
197%93%64%5%
20/8040/6060/40100/0
deviation of % Si / nominal
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0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2
increasing take off angle
60-40-0100-0-040-60-020-80-0
%C
Car
boxy
licnormalised probed depth
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Background signal analysis:POSS depth distribution (1)
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Inte
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ty (
CP
S)
Si 2s Si 2p
Generated
20%
0.66
0.20
L = 1.6 nm
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Kinetic energy (eV)
Inte
nsity
(CPS
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Si 2s Si 2p
20%
40%
100% 60%
Background decreases
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760 780 800 820 840 860 880 900 920 940 960 980Kinetic energy (eV)
Inte
nsi
ty (
CP
S)
C 1s
20%40%
100%60%
Background increases
Confirms difference between copolymers
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Inte
nsi
ty (
CP
S)
Si 2s Si 2p
Generated
20%
POSS material
0.365
10 nm
Island model:not suitable
Exponentialgradient:suitable
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Background signal analysis:POSS depth distribution (2)
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1000 1020 1040 1060 1080 1100 1120 1140 1160Kinetic energy (eV)
Inte
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ty (C
PS
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Si 2s Si 2p
Generated
20%
0.66
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L = 1.6 nm
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Inte
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ty (
CP
S)
Si 2s Si 2p
Generated60%
0.55
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L = 1.5 nm
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Inte
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ty (
CP
S)
Si 2s Si 2p
Generated30%
0.30
0.25
L = 1.5 nm
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1000 1020 1040 1060 1080 1100 1120 1140 1160Kinetic energy (eV)
Inte
nsi
ty (
CP
S)
Si 2s Si 2p
Generated40%
0.62
0.42
L = 1.4 nm
1 POSS-rich layer at surface
Si bulk concentration vs nominal
1.5 nm
POSS surface concentration
0.920.900.76120/8040/6060/40100/0
0.4
30/MA20
Decay length ~ POSS size
0,140,290,430,720,200,420,50,72
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POSS segregation – Development issues
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Inte
nsity
(CP
S)
Si 2s Si 2p
40%
60%
30% MA20
and 30% MA10IA20
30% POSS:
§ Identical spectra withX = MA20 or X = MA10IA20
§ Between 40% and 60% copolymers è less surface segregation
§ MA20 and IA20 show development difficulties, MA10IA20 do not.
è Correlation of segregation with development difficulties is not totally performed
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Other experiments
• TEM: failure
• XPS at various T: measurements at 50°C, 175°C, 20°C
polymer
Si
polymer
adhésive
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OCSi
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ic %
Temperature
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Work continuing: new materials (1)Ethyl-POSS versus Cyclopentyl-POSS
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increasing take off angle
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% S
i
normalised probed depth
18.610.3
6.6
3.2
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increasing take off angle
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% S
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normalised probed depth
12.5
2.3 4.6
Cyclopentyl-POSS copolymers show less surface segregation
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Work continuing: new materials (2)
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0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2
increasing take off angle
40-60-0
40-60-0 + PFOS
% S
i
normalised probed depth
PAG has no effect on POSS segregation
PAG is ‘normally’ distributed
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0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2
increasing take off angle
40-40TBFA-20MA
40-60TBMA%
Si
normalised probed depthTBFA seems to reduce segregation