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10 May 2005 Application of spectroscopic scatterometry method in hole matrices analysis
R. Quintanilha, J. Hazart, P. Thony, D. Henry
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Abstract
This paper focuses on the capability of the spectroscopic scatterometry method to determine holes features parameters from experimental 3D-target. Scatterometry uses optical tools for spectra recording as ellipsometer form KLA TENCOR and a MMFE (Modal Method of Fourier Expansion) software tool including an advanced electromagnetic simulator and an optimization loop for data extraction. This study reports on 3D-MMFE regression of different dense holes square and rectangular matrix structures on the simplest structure-resist on silicon-to extract diameter, height of the holes. The holes diameter is from 90nm to 500nm, and the duty ratio is from 1:1 to 2:2 (CD/Space). To be close to real production stack the same matrices have been studied on more complex stack (close to via level with different dielectric material: FSG, dense SiOC). Finally this study is focused on an analysis on simulation and experiment of the relative sensitivity position of a hole inside the basic element of diffraction. That shows the possibility of scatterometry measurement in detecting via shift.
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R. Quintanilha, J. Hazart, P. Thony, and D. Henry "Application of spectroscopic scatterometry method in hole matrices analysis", Proc. SPIE 5752, Metrology, Inspection, and Process Control for Microlithography XIX, (10 May 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.599373
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KEYWORDS
Scatterometry

Matrices

Critical dimension metrology

Spectroscopy

Scatter measurement

Silicon

Scanning electron microscopy

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