AZ P4620 Photoresist Data Package

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AZ P4620 Photoresist Data Package The information contained herein is, as far as we are aware, true and accurate. However, no representations or warranties, either express or implied, whether of merchantable quality, fitness for any particular purpose or of any other nature are hereby made in respect of the information contained in this presentation or the product or products which are the subject of it. In providing this material, no license or other rights, whether express or implied, are given with respect to any existing or pending patent, patent application, trademarks, or other intellectual property right.

AZ s Thick Film Photoresist Roadmap Lift-off TSV / Etch Implant, Plating Copper/UBM Plating Gold Plating Solder / Metal Plating FT : 2-10 µm FT : 3-15 µm FT : 5-30 µm FT : 10-30 µm FT : >30 µm MEMS / Ink Jet FT : >30 µm DUV TFRH/Implant FT: 3-8 µm Commercialized materials AZ nlof Series <------ AZ 9260/10XT --------> AZ N4000 <------------ AZ P4620/ AZ 4562 ---------------> <--------------------- AZ 2008HS -------------------> AZ <------------ AZ 50XT ----------> PLP30/PLP40 AZ TX 1311 AZ VS-01HJ Advanced TF Products <------------------------- AZ 125nXT Series -------------------------> -----AZ 12XT Series-------> <---------AZ 40XT-11D--------> <---AZ 15nXT---> AZ TX VS-02HJ Materials under development < AZ IPS 528 > < AZ 3DT 102 > <----------------------- AZ 125nXT-AD Series ---------------------> Red=Neg, Blue =Pos; nlof, N4000, 15nXT, 12XT, 40XT = chemically amplified; 125nXT = photopolymer; 10XT, 9200, P4620, 2008HS, PLP, 50XT, 4500 = DNQ

AZ Electronic Materials Thick Photoresist Product Summary Thick Film Product Platform λ FT Range (um) Maximum Single coat Aspect Ratio Application Developer Compatibility P4000 Series DNQ g-h 2-55 25 2:1 Solder, Cu, Au 400K / TMAH 4500 Series DNQ g-h 2-55 25 2:1 Solder, Cu, Au 400K / TMAH 9200 Series DNQ g-h -i 3-50 25 3:1 Solder, Cu, Au 400K / TMAH 10XT DNQ g-h -i 4-50 25 3:1 Solder, Cu, Au 400K / TMAH 50XT DNQ g-h 15-65 65 3:1 Solder, Cu, Etch 400K PLP-30 DNQ g-h 6-25 25 2:1 Au, Cu 303N PLP-40 DNQ g-h 20-30 30 2:1 Au, Cu 303N 12XT Series CA g-h-i 5-20 20 4:1 Si, Cu, Au, TSV TMAH 40XT Series CA g-h-i 20-100 60 4:1 Etch, Solder, Cu TMAH / 400K 125nXT Series PP g-h-i 20-120 120 6:1 Cu, Au, Solder TMAH / 303N 15nXTA g-h-i 5-20 20 3:1 Cu, TSV Etch TMAH TX 1311 CA DUV 3-5 5 15:1 Cu, NiFe, Si TMAH Platform: DNQ = Novolak, CA = Chemically Amplified, PP = Photopolymer Wavelength: Red font indicates better performance. Developer Compatibility: Bold font indicates most compatible developer, resulting in shorter develop times and lower exposure energies. AZ, the AZ logo, BARLi, Aquatar, nlof, Kwik Strip, Klebosol, and Spinfil are registered trademarks and AX, DX, HERB, HiR, MiR, NCD, PLP, Signiflow, SWG, and TARP are trademarks of AZ Electronic Materials.

AZ P4620 Process Conditions: Optitrac Coat/ Bake Coat: Static dispense on Silicon Target Film Thickness: 15 µm Softbake: 110 C hotplate/ 180 sec. HP Exposure: PLA-501F ghi line Aligner Develop: AZ 400K 1:4, Immersion for 300 sec., 23 C Plating liquid: MICROFAB Cu200 (EEJA) Plating height: 7.0um, Plating: 25 C / 30 min. Analysis: Amray SEM

AZ P4620 Copper plating Before plating (Development) Cu plating Resist Stripping 25um L/S 25um L/S Plating process condition Photoresist thickness: 15um, Prebake: 110 C / 180 sec (Hotplate) Exposure: PLA-501FSoft contact, ghi-line aligner) Development: AZ 400K 1:4, Immersion for 300 sec, 23 C Plating liquid: MICROFAB Cu200 (EEJA) Plating height: 7.0um, Plating: 25 C / 30 min.

AZ P4620 Copper plating Before plating (Development) Cu plating Resist Stripping 10um L/S 10um L/S Plating process condition Photoresist thickness: 15um, Prebake: 110C/180 sec. (Hotplate) Exposure: PLA-501FSoft contact, ghi-line aligner) Development: AZ 400K 1:4, Immersion for 300 sec., 23 C Plating liquid: MICROFAB Cu200 (EEJA) Plating height: 7.0um, Plating: 25 C / 30 min.

AZ P4620 Gold Plating Process FT: Softbake: Rehydration time: Exposure: Develop: Plating: 28um, Single Coat 1) 100ºC / 500 sec. (Hotplate) 2) 90ºC / 180 min. (Oven) 60 minutes UTS-SS-III (ghi-line) AZ 400K 1:3, 21.5ºC Cyanide Gold Plating Solution AZ Confidential AZ, the AZ logo, BARLi, Aquatar, nlof, Kwik Strip, Klebosol, and Spinfil are registered trademarks and AX, DX, HERB, HiR, MiR, NCD, PLP, Signiflow, SWG, and TARP are trademarks of AZ Electronic Materials.

AZ P4620 Gold Plating Process AZ Confidential AZ, the AZ logo, BARLi, Aquatar, nlof, Kwik Strip, Klebosol, and Spinfil are registered trademarks and AX, DX, HERB, HiR, MiR, NCD, PLP, Signiflow, SWG, and TARP are trademarks of AZ Electronic Materials.

AZ P4620 Gold Plating Process Photoresist Mask CD = 93.5um; Au Bump CD = 96um. AZ Confidential AZ, the AZ logo, BARLi, Aquatar, nlof, Kwik Strip, Klebosol, and Spinfil are registered trademarks and AX, DX, HERB, HiR, MiR, NCD, PLP, Signiflow, SWG, and TARP are trademarks of AZ Electronic Materials.

AZ P4620 Lithography performance Process Conditions: Optitrac Coat/ Bake Coat: Static dispense on Silicon Target Film Thickness: 12 µm Softbake: 110C hotplate/ 80 sec. full contact Exposure: Ultratech 1500 gh line Stepper Develop: AZ 300 MIF, continuous spray for 200 sec. @ 23 C Analysis: Amray SEM

AZ P4620 Lithography performance Summary of Results: (mm) DTP 10 mm (mj/cm²) Exposure Latitude 10 mm (%) DOF 10 mm (mm) Linearity (mm) Dense Lines 12 893 91 16 4.0 Contact Holes 12 927 91 >8 <10

AZ P4620 Lithography performance 12 11.5 11 10.5 10 893 mj/cm² 91% Exposure Latitude 9.5 9 8.5 8 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500

AZ P4620 Lithography performance 900 mj/cm² 1400 mj/cm² 1300 mj/cm² -8.0 µm -4.0 µm -2.0 µm 2.0 µm 6.0 µm Film Thickness: 12 µm Optitrac coat and Bake SB: 110 C/ 80 sec Ultratech 1500 gh line Stepper AZ 300 MIF, 200 sec continuous spray @ 23 C

AZ P4620 Lithography performance 13.0 12.0 Measured Linewidth (µm) 11.0 10.0 9.0 8.0 7.0 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10.0 11.0 12.0 13.0 Film Thickness: 12 µm Optitrac coat and Bake SB: 110 C / 80 sec Ultratech 1500 gh line Stepper AZ 300 MIF, 200 sec continuous spray @ 23 C Nominal Linewidth (µm)

AZ P4620 Lithography performance 12 µm 10 µm 9.0 µm 8.0 µm Film Thickness: 12 µm Optitrac coat and Bake SB: 110 C / 80 sec Ultratech 1500 gh line Stepper AZ 300 MIF, 200 sec continuous spray @ 23 C 7.0 µm 4.0 µm 5.0 µm 6.0 µm

AZ P4620 Lithography performance 800mJ/cm² 900 mj/cm² 1000 mj/cm² 1100 mj/cm² 1200 mj/cm² 10.0 µm Contact Holes 1:1 Pitch 800mJ/cm² 900 mj/cm² 1000 mj/cm² 1100 mj/cm² 1200 mj/cm² Film Thickness: 12 µm Optitrac coat and Bake SB: 110 C / 80 sec Ultratech 1500 gh line Stepper AZ 300 MIF, 200 sec continuous spray @ 23 C 10.0 µm Contact Holes 1:0.3 Pitch

AZ P4620 Lithography performance 1:1 1:0.7 1:0.3-6.0 µm -4.0 µm -2.0 µm 0.0 µm 2.0 µm

AZ P4620 Lithography performance Process Conditions: Optitrac Coat/ Bake Coat: Static dispense on Silicon Target Film Thickness: 24 µm Softbake: 1 st layer 110 C hotplate/ 80 sec. full contact 2 nd layer 115 C hotplate/ 180 sec. full contact Exposure: Ultratech 1500 gh line Stepper Develop: AZ 400K 1:4, continuous spray for 260 sec. @ 27 C Analysis: Amray SEM

AZ P4620 Lithography performance Summary of Results: (mm) DTP 10 mm (mj/cm²) Exposure Latitude 10 mm (%) DOF 10 mm (mm) Linearity (mm) Dense Lines 24 1742 29 16 5.0 Contact Holes 24 1574 39 >8 <10

AZ P4620 Lithography performance 12 11.5 Measured Linewidth (µm) 11 10.5 10 9.5 9 1742 mj/cm² 29% Exposure Latitude 8.5 8 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Film Thickness: 24 µm Optitrac coat and Bake SB: 1 st layer 110 C / 80 sec 2 nd layer 115 C /180 sec Ultratech 1500 gh line Stepper AZ 400K 1:4, 260 sec continuous spray @ 27 C Exposure Dose (mj/cm²)

AZ P4620 Lithography performance 1650 mj/cm² 1750 mj/cm² 1850 mj/cm² 1950 mj/cm² 2050 mj/cm² 1650 mj/cm² 1750 mj/cm² 1850 mj/cm² 1950 mj/cm² 2050 mj/cm² Film Thickness: 24 µm Optitrac coat and Bake SB: 1 st layer 110 C / 80 sec 2 nd layer 115 C /180 sec Ultratech 1500 gh line Stepper AZ 400K 1:4, 260 sec continuous spray @ 27 C

AZ P4620 Lithographic Performance Summary Process Conditions Substrate : Bare-Si Film-thickness : 17µm Softbake : 120 C / 240 sec. (DHP) Exposure : Canon PLA-501F (ghi-line) Dose : 630 mj/cm 2 Development : AZ 400K Developer 1:4, Immersion - 300 sec., 23 C AZ Confidential AZ, the AZ logo, BARLi, Aquatar, nlof, Kwik Strip, Klebosol, Signiflow, and Spinfil are registered trademarks and AX, DX, HERB, HiR, MiR, NCD, PLP, SWG, and TARP are trademarks of AZ Electronic Materials.

AZ P4620 Lithographic Performance Summary Line/Space Dot Contact 100µm 50µm 25µm 10µm AZ Confidential AZ, the AZ logo, BARLi, Aquatar, nlof, Kwik Strip, Klebosol, Signiflow, and Spinfil are registered trademarks and AX, DX, HERB, HiR, MiR, NCD, PLP, SWG, and TARP are trademarks of AZ Electronic Materials.

AZ P4000 Bleached Absorbance Curve AZ P4000 Series resist(s) Ellipsometrc Absorbance Normalized to 1/µm 5.00 4.50 4.00 'k' ellipsometric: P4000 Absorbance ('k') 3.50 3.00 2.50 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.50 0.00 175 200 225 250 275 300 325 350 375 400 425 450 475 500 Wavelength (nm) BU Electronic Materials

AZ P4000 Unbleached Absorbance Curve AZ P4000 Series resist(s) Ellipsometrc Absorbance Normalized to 1/µm 3.00 2.50 'k' ellipsometric: P4000 Absorbance ('k') 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.50 0.00 175 200 225 250 275 300 325 350 375 400 425 450 475 500 Wavelength (nm) BU Electronic Materials

AZ P4620 Spin Speed Curve 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 Substrate: 150 mm Silicon Softbake: 110ºC/ 180 sec hotplate AZ, the AZ logo, BARLi, Aquatar, nlof, Kwik Strip, Klebosol, and Spinfil are registered trademarks and AX, DX, HERB, HiR, MiR, NCD, PLP, Signiflow, SWG, and TARP are trademarks of AZ Electronic Materials.