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Phase-resolved semiconductor overlay metrology with a dark field holographic microscope
Current optical sensors used for overlay metrology during semiconductor manufacturing are limited on the available stack-thickness wavelength combinations. We present a dark field holographic sensor concept that lifts this limitation and show an experimental demonstration.