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20 May 2006 Hot spot-based judgment methodology for high-end photomask availability for any exposure tools
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Small process window in ultra-low k1 lithography (k1<0.35) poses difficulties for judgment of the availability of high-end photomasks for preliminary exposure tools for high volume production ramp-up. Also, our previous judgment flow of high-end photomasks availability has several concerns. Therefore, the ultra-low k1 lithography requires accurate judgment methodologies for high-end photomask availability with short turn-around-time (TAT). In this paper, we propose a new concept concerning hot spot-based judgment flow which consists of two stages for high-end photomask availability. Our proposed flow permits judgment of high-end photomask availability for high volume production ramp-up with short TAT.
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Satoshi Usui, Shigeru Hasebe, Shigeki Nojima, and Kohji Hashimoto "Hot spot-based judgment methodology for high-end photomask availability for any exposure tools", Proc. SPIE 6283, Photomask and Next-Generation Lithography Mask Technology XIII, 62832J (20 May 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.681793
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KEYWORDS
Photomasks

Neodymium

Lithography

Inspection

Manufacturing

Optical lithography

Personal protective equipment

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