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8 November 2012 Nanoparticle detection limits of TNO's Rapid Nano: modeling and experimental results
Peter van der Walle, Pragati Kumar, Dmitry Ityaksov, Richard Versulis, Diederik J. Maas, Olaf Kievit, Jochem Janssen, Jacques C. J. van der Donck
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Abstract
TNO has developed the Rapid Nano scanner to detect nanoparticles on EUVL mask blanks. This scanner was designed to be used in particle qualifications of EUV reticle handling equipment. In this paper we present an end-to-end model of the Rapid Nano detection process. All important design parameters concerning illumination, detection and noise are included in the model. The prediction from the model matches the performance that was experimentally determined (59 nm LSE). The model will be used to design and predict the performance of future generations of particle scanners.
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Peter van der Walle, Pragati Kumar, Dmitry Ityaksov, Richard Versulis, Diederik J. Maas, Olaf Kievit, Jochem Janssen, and Jacques C. J. van der Donck "Nanoparticle detection limits of TNO's Rapid Nano: modeling and experimental results", Proc. SPIE 8522, Photomask Technology 2012, 85222Q (8 November 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2006408
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KEYWORDS
Particles

Scanners

Scattering

Cameras

Reticles

Performance modeling

Bidirectional reflectance transmission function

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