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30 December 1999 Evaluation of an advanced mask-writing system: II
Shinji Kubo, Koji Hiruta, Masao Sugiyama, Takayuki Iwamatsu, Tatsuya Fujisawa, Hiroaki Morimoto
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Abstract
An advanced electron beam mask-writing system, with a high accelerating voltage (50kV) (EBM-210VS/Toshiba Machine, Ltd) was evaluated to meet the 130 nm node requirements. The system adopts accelerating voltage of 50 kV, variable shaped beam, vector scanning, continuous moving stage, and 230 mm mask capability. This paper presents the evaluation results of pattern positioning accuracy, stitching accuracy and CD accuracy et al. To avoid the influence of resist heating, the high sensitivity chemically amplified resists, NEB-22 (Sumitomo chemical, Ltd) and RE514OP (Hitachi chemical, Ltd) are used. These exposure doses are 11 (mu) C/cm2 (NEB-22) and 6 (mu) C/cm2 (RE514OP) for 50 kV electron beam. The writing strategy is four-pass exposures. The Proximity Effect Correction (PEC) of the representative figure method is performed prior to writing.
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Shinji Kubo, Koji Hiruta, Masao Sugiyama, Takayuki Iwamatsu, Tatsuya Fujisawa, and Hiroaki Morimoto "Evaluation of an advanced mask-writing system: II", Proc. SPIE 3873, 19th Annual Symposium on Photomask Technology, (30 December 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.373292
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KEYWORDS
Electron beams

Photomasks

Scanning electron microscopy

Reticles

Beam shaping

Photoresist processing

Chemically amplified resists

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