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18 June 1984 Enhanced Pattern Accuracy With Mebes III
J. Freyer, K. Standiford, R Sills
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Abstract
Optical lithography continues to improve resolution, further reducing minimum feature sizes in semiconductor device production. A critical step in this process is generation of masks with exceptional accuracy. The MEBES III electron beam lithography system was designed and built to fulfill the requirements of l to 2 micrometer technology and below. The results of overlay machine performance indicate that MEBES consistently meets and surpasses its overlay specifications. This paper discusses the philosophy behind the MEBES III design, the development of metrology methods to verify performance, and the measured accuracy of several machines in a production environment. Measurement tools internal to the MEBES system are compared to a Nikon model 21 X-Y measurement system to verify accuracy of the analysis.
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J. Freyer, K. Standiford, and R Sills "Enhanced Pattern Accuracy With Mebes III", Proc. SPIE 0471, Electron-Beam, X-Ray, and Ion-Beam Techniques for Submicrometer Lithographies III, (18 June 1984); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.942308
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KEYWORDS
Overlay metrology

Photomasks

Lithography

Distortion

Data conversion

Metrology

X-ray lithography

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