Method for optimizing three-dimension phase-shifting mask (PSM) based on boundary layer (BL) model
A technology of phase shift mask and optimization method, which is applied in the field of photolithography resolution enhancement, and can solve problems such as high computational complexity, low optimization efficiency, and high complexity
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[0206] Such as Figure 13 An example is shown for the first lithography system. 1301 is a target graphic. 1302 is the initial PSM mask, its corresponding Γ shape is consistent with the target pattern, white represents the 0° phase opening, black represents the 180° phase opening, and gray represents the light blocking part. 1303 is imaging in the air of the photolithography system after using 1302 as a mask, and the imaging error is 557.6. Here the imaging error is defined as the value of the objective function.
[0207] Such as Figure 14 As shown, 1401 is a two-dimensional optimized mask pattern obtained when the three-dimensional effect of the mask is not considered. When optimizing a two-dimensional mask, replace F in the above algorithm with Γ TE and F TM . 1402 is the air imaging of the first photolithography system after using 1401 as the mask, and its imaging error is 360.0. 1403 and 1404 are the air imaging corresponding to the 0° phase opening and the 180° pha...
Embodiment 2
[0210] Such as Figure 16 An example is shown for the second type of lithographic system. 1601 is a target graphic. 1602 is the initial PSM mask, its corresponding Γ shape is consistent with the target pattern, white represents the 0° phase opening, black represents the 180° phase opening, and gray represents the light blocking part. 1603 is the imaging in air of the second photolithography system after using 1602 as a mask, and the imaging error is 994.1.
[0211] Such as Figure 17 As shown, 1701 is a two-dimensional optimized mask pattern obtained when the three-dimensional effect of the mask is not considered. 1702 is the air imaging of the second photolithography system after using 1701 as the mask, and its imaging error is 598.2. 1703 and 1704 are the air imaging corresponding to the 0° phase opening and the 180° phase opening respectively. There is an imbalance between 1703 and 1704 due to the three-dimensional effect of the mask.
[0212] Such as Figure 18 As sh...
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