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Wenhao Zhao

at Brion Technologies (Shenzhen) Co Ltd

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Proceedings Article | 20 March 2019 Paper

Optimal feature vector design for computational lithography

Xuelong Shi, YuHang Zhao, Shoumian Cheng, Ming Li, Wei Yuan, Leon Yao, Wenhao Zhao, Yanjun Xiao, Xiaohui Kang, Angmar Li

Proceedings Volume 10961, 109610O (2019) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2515446

KEYWORDS: Computational lithography, Machine learning, Neural networks, Data modeling, Optical proximity correction, Lithography, Feature extraction, Convolution, Physics, Process modeling

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With semiconductor technology progressing beyond 5nm node, there is tremendous pressure on computational lithography to achieve both accuracy and speed. One very promising technique to accomplish this mission is to take full advantage of the maturing machine learning techniques based on neural network architecture. Some success has been achieved using convolution neural network (CNN) to obtain inverse lithography technology (ILT) solution with significantly less computational time. In general, CNN architecture consists of feature extraction layers and nonlinear mapping function construction layers. To train a CNN model requires a large amount of data and computational resource. To maintain certain intrinsic symmetries of imaging behavior, the feature extraction layers must be carefully engineered using weight sharing techniques or using well balanced training samples of different orientations, otherwise, feature extraction part will be skewed. It is therefore very desired to have a scheme that can obtain optimal feature vector for machine learning based computational lithography automatically without the need of feature extraction layers in CNN. In this paper, we will make an attempt to describe such a scheme and present our test results on machine learning based OPC and ILT solution. It should be understood that machine learning based computational lithography solutions do not possess the capability to replace conventional OPC or ILT completely due to its lack of required accuracy. However, it can provide an initial solution that is close enough to final OPC solution or ILT solution, therefore fast OPC and fast ILT can be realized.

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