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1 January 1988 Confocal Optical Metrology At 325nm
Simon D. Bennett, Eric A. Peltzer, Joan McCall, Richard DeRosa, Ian R. Smith
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Abstract
This paper compares results obtained with semiconductor metrology systems based upon ultra-violet and visible wavelength confocal microscopy. It is shown that the system is capable of linear metrology of resist features down to 0.5 micron linewidth with low dependence on substrate type. Short term precision of better than 5nm standard deviation can be obtained with this system. Experimental data compares the performance of ultra-violet and visible light versions of the system for resist metrology, showing the benefit of using a wavelength at which the resist is absorbent.
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Simon D. Bennett, Eric A. Peltzer, Joan McCall, Richard DeRosa, and Ian R. Smith "Confocal Optical Metrology At 325nm", Proc. SPIE 0921, Integrated Circuit Metrology, Inspection, and Process Control II, (1 January 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.968355
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KEYWORDS
Oxides

Line scan image sensors

Metrology

Confocal microscopy

Process control

Scanning electron microscopy

Semiconducting wafers

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