N. Figueiro, Francisco Sanchez, R. Koret, Michael Shifrin, Yoav Etzioni, S. Wolfling, M. Sendelbach, Y. Blancquaert, Thibault Labbaye, G. Rademaker, J. Pradelles, L. Mourier, Stéphane Rey, L. Pain
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Abstract
The evaluation of scatterometry and machine learning for the monitoring of intended critical dimension (CD) variations within scatterometry targets is presented. Such variations mimic non-uniformities potentially caused by massively parallel e-beam Maskless Lithography (ML2). Although previous results [1] demonstrate that traditional model-based scatter-ometry can properly quantify these within-target variations, the current work shows that the application of scatterometry-based machine learning complements the model-based scatterometry results. While model-based scatterometry can provide information about structure profile, which can be used to detect parameter shifts even in the absence of a reference, machine learning provides superb correlation to a defined reference.