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Autor:
Gilad Ben-Nahumb, Stefano Ventola, Franck Jauzion-Graverolle, Robert Wildfeuer, Stefan Fuchs, Uwe Kramer, Ovadya Menadeva, David Jackisch
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
As design rules shrink, there is an increase in the complexity. OPC/RET have been facilitating unprecedented yield at k 1 factors, they increase the mask complexity and production cost, and can introduce yield-detracting errors. Currently OPC modelin
Autor:
Martin Niehoff, M. C. Keck, C. Bodendorf, Robert Wildfeuer, S. Zumpe, R. Schlief, T. Schmidtling
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
Modular OPC modeling, describing mask, optics, resist and etch processes separately is an approach to keep efforts for OPC manageable. By exchanging single modules of a modular OPC model, a fast response to process changes during process development
Autor:
Woong Jae Chung, Sebastian Schmidt, Robert Wildfeuer, ChinTeong Lim, Martin Niehoff, Vlad Temchenko, Uta Mierau, Dave Wallis
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
Optical & process model are used in conjunction with Mentors Calibre OPC tool to predict the behavior of a lithography process. Resist models rely exclusively on empirical measurement data, while optical models are calibrated based on the users knowl
Autor:
Christian K. Kalus, Robert Wildfeuer
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
Optical lithography simulation plays a decisive role in the development of technology for the manufacturing process of semiconductor devices. Its role in reticle inspection has only recently gained more attention. Filters determining which defects ne
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
The applicability and accuracy of newly developed analytical models for resist process effects are investigated. These models combine a stationary level set formulation with a lumped parameter model. They allow to propagate the 3D photoresist profile
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
The use of experimental development rate information is used to demonstrate various deficiencies in the dissolution rate equations commonly employed in commercial lithography simulation programs. An improved version of the Notch dissolution rate equa