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28 March 2017 Efficient DSA-DP hybrid lithography conflict detection and guiding template assignment
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Abstract
In recent years, directed self-assembly (DSA) has demonstrated tremendous potential to reduce cost for multiple patterning with fewer masks, especially for via patterning. DSA is considered as one of the next generation lithography candidates or complementary lithography techniques to extend 193i lithography further for the sub- 7 nm nodes. In this work, we focus on the simultaneous DSA guiding template assignment and decomposition with DSA and double patterning (DSA-DP) hybrid lithography for 7nm technology node. We first analyze the placement error of DSA patterns with different shapes and sizes. We then propose a graph-based approach to reduce the problem size and solve the problem more efficiently without affecting the optimality of the results. The experimental results demonstrate that we can achieve a 50% reduction in both the number of variables and constraints compared to previous work, which leads to a 50X speed up in runtime.
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Jiaojiao Ou, Brian Cline, Greg Yeric, and David Z. Pan "Efficient DSA-DP hybrid lithography conflict detection and guiding template assignment", Proc. SPIE 10148, Design-Process-Technology Co-optimization for Manufacturability XI, 101480C (28 March 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2258156
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KEYWORDS
Directed self assembly

Lithography

Error analysis

Optical lithography

Photomasks

Double patterning technology

Nano opto mechanical systems

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