A Layout Pattern Decomposition Method for Triple Exposure Photolithography Process
A technology of triple exposure and photolithography technology, which is applied in special data processing applications, instruments, electrical digital data processing, etc., and can solve problems such as the decline in chip yield
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[0073] The pattern in the input layout file is as Figure 7 As shown, it needs to be assigned with a triple exposure layout pattern. Among them 1, 2, 3, 4 are polygon layout patterns. Set the number of iterations n s =30, the number of consecutive no updates t=3, the weight coefficient of the conflict side w c =10, weight coefficient w of stitched edges s = 1.
[0074] Follow the described step 1.1 to Figure 7 The polygon in is cut into several rectangles, such as Figure 8 Shown. Among them, polygon 2 is cut into rectangles 21 and 22, and polygon 4 is cut into rectangles 41 and 42. Follow step 1.2 to extend the side of each rectangle by b / 2, and then construct a conflict graph according to the method described in step 1.3 to step 1.4. The result is as follows Figure 8 As shown, the rectangles are expressed as vertices in the conflict graph, the solid lines indicate that there are conflicting edges between the rectangles, and the edge weights are positive, and the dashed lines...
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[0086] The method of the present invention is implemented by C++ programming language, and runs on a 64-bit 2.66GHz central processing unit and a Linux machine with 4GB of memory. The test layout comes from the first metal layer layout in the ISCAS-85&89 test case. Set the collision distance b=160nm, and the collision edge weight coefficient W c =10, weight coefficient of stitching edge W s =1, the number of iterations n s = 30, the number of consecutive no updates t = 3; the experimental results are shown in Table 1, where #C, #S, COST, and imp respectively represent the number of conflicts after the layout is decomposed by the method of the present invention, the number of stitching points, the objective function and the present invention The COST improvement ratio of the corresponding method. Compared with the two methods in the prior art document [8] and document [9], the improvement effect of the method of the present invention can reach up to 29% and 42.2% respectively (t...
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