Rohm and Haas to Invest $60 Million in Anti-Reflective Coatings - Posted 6/27/07
Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials will invest $60 million in leading-edge lithography equipment to support its extensive research and development of advanced 193 nanometer (nm) photoresist and anti-reflective coatings used in the manufacture of semiconductor devices.
“As a leading material supplier to the semiconductor industry, our ability to deliver advanced lithography materials is critical, especially as the industry moves down below the 45nm node,” said Dr. Dominic Yang, business unit director, Microelectronic Technologies. “This investment will not only enable deep technical partnerships with the front runners in the Memory, Foundry and Logic segments, but will bring to these customers high quality products manufactured and tested using the best tools in the industry.”
As part of its investment, Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials will purchase ASML’s TWINSCAN™ XT: 1900Gi 193nm Step and Scan system. This tool, along with a new 300 mm coat/develop track and state-of-the art defect and metrology equipment, will be installed in first quarter of 2008.
For more information, visit www.rohmhaas.com.
“As a leading material supplier to the semiconductor industry, our ability to deliver advanced lithography materials is critical, especially as the industry moves down below the 45nm node,” said Dr. Dominic Yang, business unit director, Microelectronic Technologies. “This investment will not only enable deep technical partnerships with the front runners in the Memory, Foundry and Logic segments, but will bring to these customers high quality products manufactured and tested using the best tools in the industry.”
As part of its investment, Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials will purchase ASML’s TWINSCAN™ XT: 1900Gi 193nm Step and Scan system. This tool, along with a new 300 mm coat/develop track and state-of-the art defect and metrology equipment, will be installed in first quarter of 2008.
For more information, visit www.rohmhaas.com.
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