Characterization of mask alignment offsets using null wire segment holograms and a progressive offset technique

S. AbuGhazaleh, P. Christie, S. Smith, A. Gundlach, J. Stevenson, A. Walton
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This paper presents data characterizing alignment offsets in a commercial 1 /spl mu/m fabrication process using a combination of null wire segment holograms and a progressive offset technique. The test structure is essentially a binary computer generated hologram constructed from wire segments and is designed to project a null image when the masks for the process are in prefect alignment. Characterization using the technique indicates a mask misalignment of between 0.1 and 0.3 /spl mu/m, and this is confirmed using atomic force microscopy.
利用零线段全息图和渐进式偏移技术表征掩模对准偏移
本文介绍了利用零线段全息图和渐进偏移技术相结合的商业1 /spl μ m制造工艺中的对准偏移特性数据。测试结构本质上是由线段构建的二进制计算机生成的全息图,设计用于在过程的掩模完全对齐时投影空图像。利用该技术的表征表明,掩膜偏差在0.1和0.3 /spl mu/m之间,这是用原子力显微镜证实的。
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