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                                                        PHOTOMASK

                   8.6  SEMICONDUCTOR FUNDAMENTALS AND BASIC MATERIALS


                                           Year of production     2003  2004  2005  2006  2007  2008  2009
                               Technology Node                          hp90            hp65
                               DRAM 1/2 Pitch                      100  90    80   70    65   57   50
                               MPU/ASIC 1/2 Pitch                  107  90    80   70    65   57   50
                               MPU Printed Gate Length             65   53    45   40    35   32   28
                               MPU Physical Gate Length            45   37    32   28    25   22   20
                               Wafer Minimum 1/2 Pitch             100  90    80   70    65   57   50
                               Wafer Minimum 1/2 Line (nm, in resist) [A]  65  53  45  40  35  32  30
                               Wafer Minimum 1/2 Line (nm, post etch)  45  37  32  28    25   22   20
                               Overlay                             35   32    28   25    23   21   19
                               Wafer Minimum Contact Hole (nm, post etch)  115  100  90  80  70  65  55
                               Magnification [B]                   4     4    4    4     4    4     4
                               Mask nominal image size (nm) [C]    260  212  180   160  140   128  112
                               Mask Minimum primary feature size [D]  182  148.4  126  112  98  89.6  78.4
                               Mask OPC feature siye (nm) clear    200  180  160   140  130   114  100
                               Mask sub-resolution feature size (nm) opaque [E]  130  106  90  80  70  64  56
                               Image placement (nm, multi-point) [F]  21  19  17   15    14   13   12
                               CD uniformity allocation to mask (assumption)  0.4  0.4  0.4  0.4  0.4  0.4  0.4
                               MEF isolated lines, binary [G]      1.4  1.4   1.4  1.4  1.6   1.6  1.6
                               CD uniformity (nm, 3 sigma) isolated lines (MPU gates), binary [H]  4.6  3.8  3.3  2.9  2.2  2.0  1.8
                               MEF isolated lines, alternating phase shift [G]  1  1  1  1  1  1    1
                               CD uniformity (nm, 3 sigma) isolated lines (MPU gates), alternating
                               phase shift mask [H]                6.4  5.3   4.6  4.0  3.6   3.1  2.9
                               MEF dense lines [G]                 2     2    2    2    2.5   3     3
                               CD uniformity (nm, 3 sigma) contact/vias [K]  5.0  4.4  3.9  3.5  2.6  2.1  1.8
                               Linearity (nm) [L]                  15.2  13.7  12.2  10.6  9.9  8.7  7.6
                               CD mean to target (nm) [M]          8.0  7.2   6.4  5.6  5.2   4.6  4.0
                               Defect size (nm) [N]                80   72    64   56    52  45.6  40
                               Substrate form factor (mm)                       152 × 152 × 6.35
                               Blank flatness (nm, peak to valley) [O]  480  410  365  320  298  252  192
                               Transmission uniformity to mask (pellicle and clear feature) (+/−% 3
                               sigma)                              1     1    1    1     1    1     1
                               Data volume (GB) [P]                144  216  324   486  729  1094  1640
                               Mask design grid (nm) [Q]           4     4    4    2     2    2     2
                               Attenuated PSM transmission mean deviation from target (+/−% of
                               target) [R]                         5     5    5    4     4    4     4
                               Attenuated PSM transmission uniformity (+/−% of target) [R]  4  4  4  4  4  4  4
                               Attenuated PSM phase mean deviation from nominal phase angle
                               target 180 degrees *+/− degree) [S]  3    3    3    3     3    3     3
                               Attenuated PSM phase uniformity (+/−degree) [T]  2  2  2  1  1  1    1
                               Normal Reflectivity (%) [U]         20%  20%  15%   15%  15%  10%   10%
                                                                  Absorber on fused silica, except for 157 nm optical that will be absorber
                               Mask materials and substrates            on fluorine doped, lo OH fused silica substrate.
                                                                                        Modified fused silica pellicles
                                                                                       have demonstrated feasibility for
                                                                                       157 nm scanners, and removable
                                                                  Pellicle for optical masks down to 193 nm  pellicles might be useful for small
                                                                                        lot productionl. Research
                                                                                       continues on organic membrane
                                                                                       pellicles materials in a search for
                                                                                           viable solutions
                               Strategy for protecting mask from defects
                               (Exposure tool dependent)            Primary PSM choices are attenuated shifter and alternating aperture
                               FIGURE 8.2  ITRS roadmap.


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