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1 April 2016 Investigation of coat-develop track system for placement error of contact hole shrink process
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Abstract
Directed Self-Assembly (DSA) is a well-known candidate for next generation sub-15nm half-pitch lithography. [1-2] DSA processes on 300mm wafers have been demonstrated for several years, and have given a strong impression due to finer pattern results. [3-4] On t he other hand, specific issues with DSA processes have begun to be clear as a result of these recent challenges. [5-6] Pattern placement error, which means the pattern shift after DSA fabrication, is recognized as one of these typical issues. Coat-Develop Track systems contribute to the DSA pattern fabrication and also influence the DSA pattern performance.[4] In this study, the placement error was investigated using a simple contact-hole pattern and subsequent contact-hole shrink process implemented on the SOKUDO DUO track. Thus, we will show the placement error of contact-hole shrink using a DSA process and discuss the difference between DSA and other shrink methods.
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Masahiko Harumoto, Harold Stokes, Yuji Tanaka, Koji Kaneyama, Charles Pieczulewski, Masaya Asai, Isabelle Servin, Maxime Argoud, Ahmed Gharbi, Celine Lapeyre, Raluca Tiron, and Cedric Monget "Investigation of coat-develop track system for placement error of contact hole shrink process", Proc. SPIE 9777, Alternative Lithographic Technologies VIII, 97770O (1 April 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2219925
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KEYWORDS
Directed self assembly

Image processing

Scanning electron microscopy

Lithography

Etching

Annealing

Distance measurement

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