Abstract
Various template-releasing methods, including a newly proposed novel method for nanoimprint lithography, are examined and evaluated in terms of defect rates for line and pillar patterns. The newly proposed method, called the push-back method, shows excellent releasing performance. In the push-back method, a template is repeatedly pushed up and back to a resist pattern. We evaluated defect rates after template releasing for various methods using a newly developed tool controlled in multiple axes.
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