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5 September 1980 Nearly Perfect Reticles For Direct Wafer Steppers
Harry L. Coleman
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Abstract
Methods of locating and correcting' defects on 10X reticles used for optical step-and-repeat on silicon wafers are presented. The impact of defect type, size, location, and wafer processing on VLSI devices with 1 to 3μm geometries over large clear and dark fields is examined and efforts to minimize defects by improving equipment and materials are discussed. Data gathered from visual and computer analysis are also included.
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Harry L. Coleman "Nearly Perfect Reticles For Direct Wafer Steppers", Proc. SPIE 0221, Developments in Semiconductor Microlithography V, (5 September 1980); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.958619
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KEYWORDS
Reticles

Semiconducting wafers

Particles

Silicon

Inspection

Semiconductors

Photomasks

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