Abstract:
A method of fabricating an integrated circuit includes applying photoresist to a MESA dielectric layer of a semiconductor structure, to generate a photoresist layer. The method also includes exposing the photoresist layer with a grayscale mask, to generate an exposed photoresist layer. The photoresist exposed layer includes a thick photoresist pattern in a first region, a thin photoresist pattern in a second region where a height of the thin photoresist pattern is less than half a height of the thick photoresist pattern, and a gap region between the thick photoresist pattern and the thin photoresist pattern.
Abstract:
Use of a non-solvent for the edge bead removal of spin-coated PZT or PLZT thinfilms, eliminates swelling of the exposed edges of the PZT or PLZT thinfilms and eliminates delamination and formation of particle defects in subsequent bake and anneal steps.
Abstract:
The resistance of a thin-film resistor is substantially increased by forming the thin-film resistor to line one or more non-conductive trenches. By lining the one or more non-conductive trenches, the overall length of the resistor is increased while still consuming approximately the same surface area as a conventional resistor.
Abstract:
A method of fabricating an integrated circuit includes applying photoresist to a MESA dielectric layer of a semiconductor structure, to generate a photoresist layer. The method also includes exposing the photoresist layer with a grayscale mask, to generate an exposed photoresist layer. The photoresist exposed layer includes a thick photoresist pattern in a first region, a thin photoresist pattern in a second region where a height of the thin photoresist pattern is less than half a height of the thick photoresist pattern, and a gap region between the thick photoresist pattern and the thin photoresist pattern.
Abstract:
The resistance of a thin-film resistor is substantially increased by forming the thin-film resistor to line one or more non-conductive trenches. By lining the one or more non-conductive trenches, the overall length of the resistor is increased while still consuming approximately the same surface area as a conventional resistor.