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DescriptionDifferent multipatterning techniques.png |
English: Top: When two features must maintain a minimum distance, they may need to be split up onto different masks (indicated by different colors). Center: By applying self-aligned patterning with a spacer (not shown), fewer masks can be used. Moreover, the leftover gap between spacers may pattern additional features. Bottom: A cut mask uses an opposite polarity feature to separate features that were previously part of one shape. |
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References[edit]
1. US Patent 8312394, assigned to Synopsys.
2. US Patent 9177797, assigned to TSMC.
3. A. Malika et al., Proc. SPIE 9048, 90481R (2014).
4. R. Baert et al., IITC/MAM 2015.
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09:20, 4 January 2020 | 769 × 1,277 (27 KB) | Guiding light (talk | contribs) | New example including LE3 | ||
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