Microeconomics of overlay control at the 65nm technology node

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Allgair, JA [1 ]
Monahan, KM [1 ]
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[1] Motorola Inc, Dan Noble Ctr, Austin, TX 78721 USA
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10.1109/ISSM.2003.1243241
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T [工业技术];
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08 ;
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ITRS working groups have identified overlay control as a technology roadblock with no known solutions at the 65nm node and beyond. The most serious problems are total measurement uncertainty, CMP process robustness, and device correlation. A systematic root-cause analysis of pattern placement error (PPE) at Motorola's Dan Noble Center has determined that current box-in-box overlay targets cause deficiencies in all three categories. A Proposed solution utilizes advanced imaging targets that are grating-based and can be segmented with features that are similar to those in the device. In the case of poly-to-STI overlay using 193nm lithography tools, these targets show a 40% decrease in total measurement uncertainty.
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