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1 August 1991 Process latitudes in projection printing
Eytan Barouch, Uwe Hollerbach, Steven A. Orszag, Brian D. Bradie, Martin C. Peckerar
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Abstract
A simulation package has been developed to address a wide variety of process latitude issues. The authors demonstrate its versatility by studying three examples: (i) process latitude degradation due to notching, (ii) line width dependence of a newly developed negative I-line chemically amplified resist on baking time, and (iii) linewidth control of an exposed x-ray 0.5 (mu) line as a function of baking time. A powerful all-purpose 3-D dissolution algorithm has been developed for this purpose. It is the only dissolution algorithm capable of handling changes to topology of the dissolution surface.
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Eytan Barouch, Uwe Hollerbach, Steven A. Orszag, Brian D. Bradie, and Martin C. Peckerar "Process latitudes in projection printing", Proc. SPIE 1465, Electron-Beam, X-Ray, and Ion-Beam Submicrometer Lithographies for Manufacturing, (1 August 1991); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.47360
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KEYWORDS
Algorithm development

X-rays

Lithography

Manufacturing

Photomasks

Printing

X-ray lithography

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