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16 June 2003 Development of radiation-magnetohydrodynamic computer modeling of gas-discharge EUV sources for microlithography
Bruno S. Bauer, Andrey Esaulov, Volodymyr Makhin, Roberto C. Mancini, Ioana Paraschiv, Radu Presura, Irvin R. Lindemuth, Peter T. Sheehey, Bryan J. Rice
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Abstract
A radiation-magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) model of gas discharges has been developed to accelerate the development of compact, intense sources of EUV radiation for microlithography. The model is an MHD numerical simulation with atomic and radiation physics. The plasma evolution is simulated with the MHRDR (Magneto-Hydro-Radiative-Dynamic-Research) 2D, three-temperature, MHD computer code. The MHD results are postprocessed with a code that calculates the 13.4-nm EUV radiation output from Xe ions, based on a detailed collisional-radiative atomic kinetics model. Modeling of a dense plasma focus discharge, in a Xe-He gas mixture, has been initiated with this new tool.
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Bruno S. Bauer, Andrey Esaulov, Volodymyr Makhin, Roberto C. Mancini, Ioana Paraschiv, Radu Presura, Irvin R. Lindemuth, Peter T. Sheehey, and Bryan J. Rice "Development of radiation-magnetohydrodynamic computer modeling of gas-discharge EUV sources for microlithography", Proc. SPIE 5037, Emerging Lithographic Technologies VII, (16 June 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.484933
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KEYWORDS
Plasma

Electrons

Xenon

Extreme ultraviolet

Ions

Computer simulations

Electrodes

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