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Modulation Transfer Function of AZ111 Photoresist

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Abstract

For the utilization of photoresist materials it is desirable to describe quantitatively the photoresist image and thereby introduce control over photoresist processing. The photoresist AZ111 has been shown to be a linear image recording medium and a modulation transfer function (MTF) defined and measured. Measured and calculated image profiles in this resist are quite comparable.

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