WO2003088337A1 - Appareil et procede de decapage - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a resist removing apparatus and a resist removing method which are indispensable in a lithography process for forming a fine structure of a semiconductor integrated circuit or the like.
- ashing of the resist film by oxygen plasma and an organic solvent organic solvent such as phenolic or halogen, 90 ° C to 130 ° C.
- organic solvent such as phenolic or halogen, 90 ° C to 130 ° C.
- heat treatment or a heat dissolving method using concentrated sulfuric acid / hydrogen peroxide. All of these methods require time, energy, and chemical materials to decompose and dissolve the resist film, placing a burden on the lithography process.
- a typical example is a new technology that develops a peeling liquid and uses the peeling action of high-frequency ultrasonic waves.
- An object of the present invention is to form a liquid film on a resist, dissolve and remove the resist by using active oxygen generated in the liquid film, and depart from a resource and energy intensive technology. That is, it is an object of the present invention to provide a resist removing apparatus and a resist removing method which realize an environment symbiotic technology which does not depend on a high energy or a chemical solvent for removing the resist. Disclosure of the invention
- the resist removing apparatus of the present invention includes a processing chamber forming a processing space for removing a resist on a substrate, supporting the substrate in the processing chamber, and moving the substrate in a vertical direction in the processing chamber.
- a substrate supporting means having a mechanism for freely adjusting the processing space; and a liquid film generating means for forming a liquid film containing active oxygen on the resist of the substrate. And forming a liquid film by controlling the processing space by the moving mechanism of the substrate support means to control a state of the liquid film.
- the liquid film generating means includes an ultraviolet irradiation mechanism for irradiating the liquid film formed on the substrate with ultraviolet light.
- the wavelength of the ultraviolet light irradiated from the ultraviolet irradiation means is from 172 nm to 310 nm.
- the ultraviolet irradiation means is a low-pressure ultraviolet lamp.
- the moving mechanism of the substrate supporting means causes the substrate surface and an upper surface portion in the processing chamber to approach each other, and changes a state of the liquid film on the substrate. Adjust the size to cover almost the entire surface of.
- a distance between the substrate surface and an upper surface in the processing chamber is 1 mm or less.
- the liquid film generating means includes an ozone supply mechanism for supplying ozone water to the liquid film.
- the liquid film generation means includes a hydrogen peroxide solution supply mechanism for supplying a hydrogen peroxide solution to the liquid film.
- the moving mechanism of the substrate supporting means separates the surface of the substrate from an upper surface in the processing chamber, and changes a state of the liquid film on the substrate. Adjust so that condensation forms as droplets on the surface.
- the liquid film generating means includes a mechanism for supplying mist-containing water vapor.
- the liquid film generating means supplies ozone gas to the mist-containing steam generated by the mist-containing steam supply mechanism, and forms the ozone gas on the substrate.
- the liquid film ⁇ includes an ozone supply mechanism for generating the active oxygen.
- the liquid film generating means includes a porous ceramic plate, and supplies mist-containing water vapor from pores of the porous ceramic plate. It is.
- the distance is adjusted so that a substrate provided with a resist on a surface thereof and an upper surface portion in a processing chamber forming a processing space for removing the resist are close to each other;
- a liquid film containing active oxygen is formed so as to cover substantially the entire surface of the resist on the substrate so as to have a thickness regulated to the distance, and the resist is dissolved and removed by the action of the active oxygen.
- the distance between the substrate surface and the upper surface in the processing chamber is adjusted to 1 mm or less.
- the generation of the active oxygen in the liquid film is promoted by irradiating the liquid film with ultraviolet rays.
- the active oxygen is generated in the liquid film by supplying ozone water to the liquid film.
- the active oxygen is generated in the liquid film by supplying a hydrogen peroxide solution to the liquid film.
- a mist-containing water vapor containing oxygen is supplied to condense droplets on the surface of the resist, and the resist is dissolved and removed by the action of the active oxygen.
- the generation of the active oxygen in the liquid film is promoted by irradiating the coating with ultraviolet rays.
- the active oxygen is generated in the liquid film by supplying ozone gas to the liquid film.
- the active oxygen is generated in the liquid film by supplying a hydrogen peroxide solution to the liquid film.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of the resist removing apparatus of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is an enlarged schematic view showing the vicinity of the substrate surface in the resist removing apparatus of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a state near a processing champer, which is a main configuration of the resist removing apparatus of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a state near a processing chamber, which is a main configuration of a resist removing apparatus according to a modification of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of the resist removing apparatus of the first embodiment.
- This resist removing device is for removing a resist formed on a substrate 10 such as a silicon glass substrate in a lithography process, and removes a resist on the substrate 10.
- a processing chamber that forms a processing space for processing, a single-wafer processing chamber 11 that allows the substrate to be freely moved in and out, and a substrate that is provided in the processing chamber 11 and supports and fixes the substrate 10.
- the stage 2 and the ultraviolet light transmitting plate 3 made of synthetic quartz glass are provided on the upper surface of the processing champ 1, and the ultraviolet light transmitting plate 3 is provided on the upper portion thereof, and the ultraviolet light transmitting plate 3 is provided in the processing champ 1 through the ultraviolet light transmitting plate 3.
- Via processing chamber 1 It is constituted by a drainage and exhaust means 6 for draining ⁇ Pi exhaust.
- the substrate stage 2 has a temperature adjusting mechanism 2c for adjusting the temperature of the installed substrate 10 with hot or cold water, and further includes a rotating mechanism 2a for freely rotating the installed substrate 10. It has a vertical movement mechanism 2b that allows the substrate 10 installed as described above to be freely moved in the vertical direction. When the resist on the substrate 10 is removed, the vertical movement is performed as described later.
- Liquid film generation unit 5 the ultra-pure water supply unit 1 1 for supplying ultrapure water into the processing chamber one 1, 0 3 water supply for supplying to generate ozone water (O 3 water)
- Water H 2 O 2 water supply section 1 for generating and supplying an aqueous solution (H 2 O 2 water) of hydrogen peroxide solution
- the ultrapure water supply unit 11 includes an ultrapure water tank 21 for storing ultrapure water supplied from the outside, a level gauge 22 for measuring the level of the stored ultrapure water, and a predetermined amount of water.
- a diaphragm pump 23 for periodically and accurately sucking and sending out ultrapure water and a flow meter 24 for measuring the amount of ultrapure water sent out by the diaphragm pump 23 are provided.
- the drainage / exhaust means 6 has a gas-liquid separation mechanism 33, and the operation of the gas-liquid separation mechanism 33 separates drainage and exhaustion.
- the distance between the surface of the substrate 10 and the ultraviolet transmitting plate 3 is adjusted to a predetermined distance by the lower moving mechanism 2 of the substrate stage 2. I do.
- the distance is preferably set to 0.1 mm to 1 mm in consideration of keeping the irradiated ultraviolet light within a range not attenuating as described later. In this state, while rotating the substrate 10 by the rotation mechanism 2a of the substrate stage 2,
- the substrate 1 of the processing chamber one 1 0 surface and the ultraviolet transmitting plate 3 to the processing space formed.
- the film thickness is restricted to a thin film state of the distance between the substrate 1 0 surface and the ultraviolet ray transmission plate 3 (0. 1 mm to 1 mm)
- a liquid film 41 covering substantially the entire surface of the resist 42 on the substrate 10 is formed.
- O 3 is decomposed by the reaction between OH and 0 3 as shown in the following series (Equation 1) by dissolving 0 3 in an aqueous solution, and H 0 2 , 0 Various active oxygens such as 2- and OH are generated.
- the wavelength of the irradiated ultraviolet ray required to be is less than 3 1 O nm to decompose the 0 3
- 5 0% transmission wavelength is for 1 7 2 nm UV Air distance
- the oxygen of the light absorption cross section (0. 2 5 9 X 1 0 - 18 molecular number / cm 2) 3.
- a 1 mm from 50% transmission distance is 3.
- Instrument of the less than 1 mm is Since it is difficult, it is preferable to use one having a thickness of from 172 nm to 310 nm. In the present embodiment, a relatively short region around 184.9 nm is taken.
- the wavelength may be a relatively wide range as described above.
- Eta 2 0 may be supplied 2 water supply unit 1 3 Eta 2 0 2 Water.
- Eta 2 0 2 is between 0 3 and reaction product of hydroxycarboxylic radical (Omicron Eta) is Ru is promoted.
- liquid film 4 1 comprising Eta 2 0 2 Water, by irradiating the ultraviolet , as shown in the following (equation 4), ⁇ 2 0 2 is decomposed directly, generate the hydroxycarboxylic radical (Omicron Eta) is further promoted.
- the liquid film 41 is formed on the resist on the substrate 1, and the resist is dissolved and removed using various types of active oxygen generated in the liquid film 41. It is possible to achieve a departure from technologies that consume a lot of resources and energy, that is, realize environmentally friendly technologies that do not depend on high energy or chemical solvents for removing the registry.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a state near a processing chamber, which is a main configuration of the resist removing apparatus of the second embodiment.
- This resist removing apparatus is similar to the resist removing apparatus of the first embodiment, and includes a processing chamber 1 provided with an ultraviolet ray transmissive plate 3, an ultraviolet lamp 4, etc., and a substrate stage 2 having a vertical moving mechanism 2b.
- liquid film generator 5. 1, processing Champa one steam supply unit 5 2 supplies steam into the 1, the processing Cham 0 3 gas supply section for supplying a high concentration of 0 3 gas in one 1 ( Ozonizer) 5 3.
- the distance between the surface of the substrate 10 and the ultraviolet transmitting plate 3 is set to a predetermined distance by the lower moving mechanism 2 of the substrate stage 2. Adjust. In this embodiment, this distance is larger than that in the first embodiment.
- the temperature in the processing chamber 1 is set to 80 ° C ⁇
- Mist is substantially spherical large surface area for a, thus from 0 3 gas can easily permeate, can be sufficiently supplied 0 3 gas by using the mist-containing vapor.
- the process in addition to the temperature difference between the temperature and the substrate temperature of the chamber one 1, the pre-Symbol mixed atmosphere saturated, the droplets on registry of the substrate 1 0, 0 3 thin numerous minute of dissolved gas Dew forms as liquid film 6 1.
- the reaction of a series described in the first real ⁇ (Equation 1) is caused, by the reaction of the dissolution in 0 3 of an aqueous solution Omicron Eta first and the 0 3 0 3 is decomposed, H0 2, 0 2 -, various active oxygen OH etc. occur.
- Registry is a-organic substance activating action with the various active oxygen produced by the liquid film 6 within 1 as described above is decomposed into H 2 OZC0 2, it will be dissolved and removed.
- the liquid film 61 is formed on the resist on the substrate 1 and various active oxygens generated in the liquid film 61 (particularly, the surface layer) are used. It is possible to dissolve and remove the resist, and it is possible to achieve a departure from resource and energy intensive technology, that is, an environment symbiotic technology that does not depend on high energy or chemical solvents for removing the resist.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a state in the vicinity of a processing champer which is a main configuration of the resist removing apparatus of the present modification.
- This resist removing apparatus has the same processing chamber 1 as the resist removing apparatus of the first embodiment, a porous ceramic plate 71 provided in place of an ultraviolet lamp, and an up-down moving mechanism 2b. a substrate stage 2, a high concentration of 0 3 gas supply section 5 3, drainage and exhaust means for performing drainage ⁇ Pi exhaust in the processing Chiyanba 1 through the processing chamber one first outlet (not shown: drainage ⁇ Similar to exhaust means 6). Porous ceramic plate 71, via its holes 7 2, mist-containing vapor containing mist-containing steam and further 0 3 gas containing a uniform mist of small particle size is supplied to the substrate 1 0 It is configured as follows. In order to remove the resist on the substrate 10 using this resist removing apparatus, first, the lower moving mechanism 2b of the substrate stage 2 causes the surface of the substrate 10 and the porous ceramic plate 7 to be removed.
- this distance is set to be more distant (10 mm to 30 in m) than in the first embodiment.
- the liquid film is formed droplets by dissolving 0 3 on registry is to condensation, by using a variety of active oxygen to dissolve and remove the resist It is possible to achieve a breakthrough from resource-intensive technologies, that is, environmentally friendly technologies that do not rely on high energy or chemical solvents to remove the registry.
- a liquid film is formed on a resist, and the resist can be dissolved and removed by using active oxygen generated in the liquid film. That is, it is possible to realize an environmentally friendly technology that does not depend on high energy or chemical solvents for removing the resist.
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