Dynamic Three-Dimensional Mask-Wafer Positioning with Nanometer Exposure Overlay
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概要
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We describe a means of dynamically controlling the relative mask-wafer position in X, Y, and Z during proximity X-ray exposures. The axis of a point X-ray source is detected by a direct X-ray obscuration scheme. Point-source-induced exposure runout is controlled to <1nm along the source axis. Nanometer exposure overlay is measured by the spatial phase of fringes in resist, observed with a separate, normal-incidence microscope. These aligning and gapping techniques, in combination with the method of aligning the axis of a point X-ray source to a fiducial point on the mask, result in a minimum controlled exposure overlay of 2.5nm.
- 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
- 2000-12-30
著者
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SMITH Henry
Research Laboratory of Electronics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Smith Henry
Research Laboratory Of Electronics Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
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MOON Euclid
Research Laboratory of Electronics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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MEINHOLD Mitchell
Research Laboratory of Electronics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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EVERETT Patrick
Patrick N.Everett Consulting
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Moon Euclid
Research Laboratory Of Electronics Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
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Meinhold Mitchell
Research Laboratory Of Electronics Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
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