Paper
29 May 2007 Stray-light implementation in optical proximity correction (OPC)
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Abstract
It is suggested that stray-light (SL, also called flare, scattered light) impact can be compensated by modifying standard OPC method. Compared to traditional optical proximity effect caused by diffraction limit, stray light leads to extremely long range (~ 100 micrometer ~ 10 millimeter) proximity effect. Appropriate approximation is introduced for stray-light implemented OPC in such a large scale. This paper also addresses other practical problems in the stray-light OPC and presents how to solve the problems.
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Young-Chang Kim, Donghyun Kim, Insung Kim, Sangwook Kim, Sungsoo Suh, Yong-Jin Chun, Sukjoo Lee, Junghyeon Lee, Chang-Jin Kang, Jootae Moon, Kunal Taravade, and Sooryong Lee "Stray-light implementation in optical proximity correction (OPC)", Proc. SPIE 6607, Photomask and Next-Generation Lithography Mask Technology XIV, 66071M (29 May 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.728969
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KEYWORDS
Optical proximity correction

Stereolithography

Stray light

Convolution

Photomasks

Modulation transfer functions

Spatial light modulators

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