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2 November 2001 Thermal expansion and internal quality of a proposed EUVL mask substrate material: Zerodur
Mark J. Davis, Alexander J. Marker III, Lutz Aschke, Fredi Schubert, Ewald Moersen, Heiko Kohlmann, Ina Mitra, Jochen Alkemper, Rudolf W. Mueller, John S. Taylor, Kenneth L. Blaedel, Scott Daniel Hector
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Abstract
Detailed thermal expansion measurements and internal homogeneity measurements of the glass-ceramic material Zerodur were undertaken to examine its usefulness for EUVL. Repeat measurements on 100-mm long samples from three castings exhibit an expansion of approximately 12 +/- 2 ppb/K 2 (sigma) in the temperature range of interest for EUVL, corresponding to Class C of the draft SEMI 3148 standard. Internal homogeneity measurements reveal extremely small refractive index variations, suggesting comparably small compositional variations. This in turn is viewed as a necessary but not sufficient condition for high CTE uniformity, a factor required by EUVL applications.
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Mark J. Davis, Alexander J. Marker III, Lutz Aschke, Fredi Schubert, Ewald Moersen, Heiko Kohlmann, Ina Mitra, Jochen Alkemper, Rudolf W. Mueller, John S. Taylor, Kenneth L. Blaedel, and Scott Daniel Hector "Thermal expansion and internal quality of a proposed EUVL mask substrate material: Zerodur", Proc. SPIE 4452, Inorganic Optical Materials III, (2 November 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.446884
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KEYWORDS
Zerodur

Extreme ultraviolet lithography

Temperature metrology

Refractive index

Error analysis

Glasses

Photomasks

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