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Originally broadcast October 18, 2007
The introduction of new materials such as ultralow-k films, less forgiving processes, and new structures demand new metrology techniques for interconnect and gate etch. Although mature techniques like OCD and scatterometry, as well as CD-SEM, continue successfully to provide the necessary metrology, some applications will require specific types of metrology, which is expected to lead to an overall requirement for additional, possibly revolutionary, metrology capabilities. Since no one technology will be capable of meeting all the requirements for some of these advanced applications, a possible solution is a mix of metrology technologies. Meanwhile, integrated metrology will continue delivering the necessary sensors and evolving toward configurations that are more robust.
Moderator:
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Alexander Braun Senior Editor Semiconductor International |
Panelists:
| Alain C. Diebold College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering University at Albany |
| Zsolt Tökei Principal Scientist Copper/Low-k Program IMEC |
| Jim Price Semiconductor Metrology and Materials Characterization Sematech |
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Posted: Sep 12, 2007
