C. Putnam, H. Magoon, M. Alam, S. Beaumont, C. Fruga, F. Leung, E. Morita, R. Pierce, N. Roberts
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Scanner focus and CD response characterization metrology for sub 180 nm lithography
The rapid pace in scanner technology has produced a situation where many process layers will have to be manufactured with a minimum depth of focus (DOF) of approximately 0.3 um with very stringent critical dimension (CD) control. This paper explores the application of Optical Critical Dimension (formerly called OCD, now MX-SMP) technology to measure and evaluate focus in addition to the CD response across the wafer.