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6 May 2005 Proof-of-concept tool development for projection mask-less lithography (PML2)
Hans-Joachim Doering, Thomas Elster, Joachim Heinitz, Olaf Fortagne, Christoph Brandstaetter, Ernst Haugeneder, Stefan Eder-Kapl, Gertraud Lammer, Hans Loeschner, Klaus Reimer, Joerg Eichholz, Juergen Saniter
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Electron beam based Projection Mask-Less Lithography (PML2) is one of the promising candidates for small and medium volume device production for the 45nm technology node and beyond. The concept of the PML2 proof-of-concept tool, to be realized as part of the European MEDEA+ project T409, comprises a single electron optical column, a multi beam blanking device (programmable "Aperture Plate System") including high speed optical data path and a scanning 300mm wafer stage. More than 250.000 beams will be projected onto the wafer used for a highly redundant scanning stripe exposure process. A demonstrator chip of the Aperture Plate System is being manufactured with > 1000 apertures of 5μm x 5μm size using standard MST processes. Results as achieved with this demonstrator chip using a specifically designed e-beam test bench are shown. Furthermore, the realtime data transmission concept is discussed, showing that with the selected technology the required data rates for the PML2 proof-of-concept tool can be delivered, with extendibility beyond. Viability of the optical data pattern transfer to the Aperture Plate System is shown using a test setup of the parallel high-speed transmission lines.
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Hans-Joachim Doering, Thomas Elster, Joachim Heinitz, Olaf Fortagne, Christoph Brandstaetter, Ernst Haugeneder, Stefan Eder-Kapl, Gertraud Lammer, Hans Loeschner, Klaus Reimer, Joerg Eichholz, and Juergen Saniter "Proof-of-concept tool development for projection mask-less lithography (PML2)", Proc. SPIE 5751, Emerging Lithographic Technologies IX, (6 May 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.600458
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KEYWORDS
Semiconducting wafers

Lithography

Wafer-level optics

Electronics

Free space optics

Receivers

Electrodes

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