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Autor:
Dennis Plouffe, Satoshi Akutagawa, Monica Barrett, Robert Nolan, Michael Caterer, Nancy Zhou, Takashi Mizoguchi
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
Photomask flatness and image placement specifications for advanced technology masks are becoming more stringent. Therefore, it is important to understand the various factors that affect final photomask flatness due to the direct impact it has on imag
Autor:
Robert Nolan, Jason P. Ritter, Changbao Wang, Alfred Wagner, Takashi Mizoguchi, Corbin Imai, Kevin Duong, Michael Caterer, Monica Barrett, Nancy Zhou, Dennis Plouffe, Satoshi Akutagawa
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
With the advancement of technology, the need to produce flatter photomasks is critical to meet strict mask manufacturing requirements. Components such as pellicle mounting techniques, pellicle frame height, frame material and adhesive all play an imp
Autor:
Ken Racette, Robert Nolan, Monica Barrett, Glenn Dickey, David Hasselbeck, Michael Caterer, Toru Shirasaki, Nancy Zhou, Satoshi Akutagawa, Takashi Mizoguchi
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
Previous work has shown that photomask blank flatness as well as photomask patterning and pelliclization all play an important role in finished photomask flatness. Additional studies have shown that pellicle mounting techniques, pellicle adhesives, f
Autor:
Takashi Mizoguchi, Nancy Zhou, Dennis Plouffe, Satoshi Akutagawa, Monica Barrett, Michael Caterer, Robert Nolan, Kenneth C. Racette
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
As technology advances, the demand for tighter photomask final flatness specifications becomes greater. Studies have shown that the process of mounting a pellicle induces the largest change in flatness in photomask fabrication. Photomask pellicles pl
Autor:
D. Hasselbeck, Monica Barrett, Michael Caterer, Robert Nolan, Nancy Zhou, Michael S. Hibbs, Jason P. Ritter, T. Mizoguchi, Kenneth C. Racette, Alfred Wagner, F. Houle
Publikováno v:
Photomask Technology 2008.
Advanced immersion lithography utilizes higher numerical aperture (NA) stepper lenses resulting in higher angles of light illumination through photomasks. Transmission in conventional pellicles (830 nm thickness) is generally maximized at 0 degree il