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20 October 2006 Influence of design shrinks and proximity influence distance on flattening of optical hierarchy during RET
John L. Nistler, Koby Duckworth
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Abstract
As geometries shrink faster than the actual wavelength used for exposure, the Proximity influence distance, or PID of nearest neighbor features starts to impact not only the overall RET of unit cells in the design library but also the flattening of the hierarchy of the electronic design increasing the overall database size, computational times and respective memory requirements per computational node. In this paper we explore the impact of different PID values in relation to the overall flattening of hierarchy, time to market and the impact on RET complexity as dimensions are shrunk in overall design.
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John L. Nistler and Koby Duckworth "Influence of design shrinks and proximity influence distance on flattening of optical hierarchy during RET", Proc. SPIE 6349, Photomask Technology 2006, 634925 (20 October 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.686359
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KEYWORDS
Resolution enhancement technologies

Databases

Computer aided design

Metals

Computer simulations

Optical proximity correction

Electronic design automation

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