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14 September 2001 SVG 157-nm lithography technical review
Thomas J. Fahey, James A. McClay, Matthew E. Hansen, Bruce A. Tirri, Matthew Lipson
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Abstract
SVG Lithography (SVGL) has established and is executing a comprehensive program for the development of an advanced 157 nm Lithography Exposure System capable of processing 70 nm critical dimensions for three years now. This paper presents the approach, and details the present state of the challenges in the development of 157 nm lithography. It also describes the SVGL 157 nm program approach and provides some insight into the progress made to date addressing the challenges. Specific attention is paid to addressing 3 critical areas: Molecular contamination/purging, optical coating, and optical surfacing.
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Thomas J. Fahey, James A. McClay, Matthew E. Hansen, Bruce A. Tirri, and Matthew Lipson "SVG 157-nm lithography technical review", Proc. SPIE 4346, Optical Microlithography XIV, (14 September 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.435789
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KEYWORDS
Contamination

Lithography

Coating

Oxygen

Silicon

Optical coatings

Reticles

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