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Gary Ch. Wang

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Proceedings Article | 8 March 2016 Paper

Triple AIM evaluation and application in advanced node

Gary Wang, En Chuan Lio, Yuting Hung, Charlie Chen, Sybil Wang, Tang Chun Weng, Bill Lin, Chun Chi Yu

Proceedings Volume 9778, 97782U (2016) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2219501

KEYWORDS: Optical lithography, Etching, Signal processing, Lithography, Image processing, Overlay metrology, Photoresist processing, Scanning electron microscopy, Semiconducting wafers, Amorphous silicon

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A novel method on advanced node for IBO (Image Based Overlay) data extraction accuracy is demonstrated in this work, and here some special design in triple-AIM (Advanced Imaging Metrology) is able to realize the approach.

Since triple AIM design has 3 locations left for patterning layers insertion, a new design with 2 layers locations, location-A (inner) and location-B (middle), are generated by 1st pattering, i.e. once lithography exposure, and the 2 marks grouping are formed on dielectric through lithography and etching process with a predetermined overlay "zero offset" through original mask layout design, as illustrated in Fig. (1).

And then, as following top photo resist layer, assumed location-C (outer), lithography patterning process, PR coating, exposure and development complete, full triple-AIM patterns is generated, and 3 sets of overlay data could be obtained, A to B, C to B, C to A.

Through re-calculating the overlay raw data of current (2nd patterning layer) to previous (1st patterning layer) layer by averaging [C to B] and [C to A], then theoretically the data extraction of sites would be more accuracy, since the variation of local marks signal, induced by inline process instability, could be minimized through the raw data averaging procedure.

Moreover, from raw data [A to B], an extra monitor function for detections of the inline process variation, marks selection and recipe setting optimization could be obtained, since marks in [A] and [BB] locations are both generated in 1st patterning, and with the target "zero".

So if the raw data [A to BB] is bigger or smaller than "zero" in some degree, there should be some process issue or marks condition setting error in triple-AIM design.

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