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5 May 2005 Integrating RET and mask manufacturability in memory designs for local interconnect for sub-100nm trenches
Nishrin Kachwala, Walter Iandolo, Travis Brist, Rick Farnbach
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Abstract
Model based OPC for low k1 lithography has a large impact on mask cost, and hence must be optimized with respect to mask manufacturability and mask cost without sacrificing device performance. Design IP blocks not designed with the lithography process in mind (not "litho friendly") require more complex RET/OPC solutions, which can in turn result in unnecessary increases in the mask cost and turn around time. These blocks are typically replicated many times across a design and can therefore have a compounding effect.
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Nishrin Kachwala, Walter Iandolo, Travis Brist, and Rick Farnbach "Integrating RET and mask manufacturability in memory designs for local interconnect for sub-100nm trenches", Proc. SPIE 5756, Design and Process Integration for Microelectronic Manufacturing III, (5 May 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.602539
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KEYWORDS
Optical proximity correction

Photomasks

Manufacturing

SRAF

Computer aided design

Resolution enhancement technologies

Design for manufacturability

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