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12 June 2018 Demonstration of an effective mask proximity correction for advanced photomask
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Abstract
The specifications performance data for the latest generation system are compared to prior generations. These results are shown for both missing pattern (or hard) and unknown contamination (or soft) defects of various classifications in different patterns. For hard defects, capability will be demonstrated down to the 65 nm node, with soft defect repair and clean significantly exceeding to even smaller nodes down to 14 nm. The latter is of particular note, especially in the application of the cleaning of fall-on unknown contaminates on pelliclized photomasks. Finally, there will be a discussion of future work to further develop soft repair/clean process and laser processes for other mask technologies.
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Kenji Kono, Yasuo Kon, Yasunari Tsukino, Sergei Postnikov, Thiago Figueiro, Luc Martin, Paolo Petroni, and Patrick Schiavone "Demonstration of an effective mask proximity correction for advanced photomask", Proc. SPIE 10807, Photomask Japan 2018: XXV Symposium on Photomask and Next-Generation Lithography Mask Technology, 108070A (12 June 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2501785
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

Photomasks

Metals

Manufacturing

Model-based design

Etching

Metrology

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