Method for Correcting the Critical Dimension Uniformity of a Photomask for Semiconductor Lithography
A critical dimension, photomask technology, applied in the fields of originals, optics, and optomechanical equipment for optomechanical processing, which can solve the problems of large cost and time of wafer data
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[0039] In partial diagrams (a) and (b), figure 1 The real lighting conditions in a scanner are illustrated with spot lighting scheme 1 in this example. The left part (a) illustrates the situation where no pixels and no other structures are present in the photomask 2 - the entrance pupil 3 of the projection lens sees the unmodified point-like illumination distribution 4a.
[0040] This should be distinguished from the situation shown in the right partial image (b), where the photomask 2 has been provided with a pixel field 5 . The entrance pupil 3 of the projection lens sees an illumination distribution 4b that has been significantly modified both in terms of intensity and in terms of form compared to the case without pixels. Shown by dashed lines are those components of the illumination light that do not pass through the entrance pupil 3 and are therefore not suitable for exposing the wafer. This illumination distribution can now be established based on the kernel, from meas...
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