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15 March 2006 Dense OPC and verification for 45nm
Nicolas Cobb, Dragos Dudau
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Abstract
In this paper, we expand on previous work in which we investigated algorithms and cost functions for dense OPC. We explore using multiple contours at different process conditions in order to generate "process window OPC". We analyze and discuss the computational cost of the dense OPC approach in comparison to sparse OPC. We also discuss the flexibility to use any possible resist model inside a dense OPC system. We show how the dense OPC system can be used together with dense, contour-based verification for the 45nm node. The dense verification and OPC tools provide a framework for lithography friendly design and DFM for the 45nm manufacturing node.
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Nicolas Cobb and Dragos Dudau "Dense OPC and verification for 45nm", Proc. SPIE 6154, Optical Microlithography XIX, 61540I (15 March 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.659449
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KEYWORDS
Optical proximity correction

Computer simulations

Printing

Image processing

Manufacturing

Optics manufacturing

System on a chip

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