Print Email Facebook Twitter Lens set-up using PARIS Title Lens set-up using PARIS Author De Buck, P.B.A. Contributor Verhaegen, M. (mentor) Vanroose, N. (mentor) Faculty Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science Department Electrical Engineering Programme Signals & Systems Date 2014-02-14 Abstract Lens set-up using PARIS (Parallel ILIAS) Lens set-up State of the art coarse lithographic lens set-up consists of ILIAS, FOCAL and DISTO tests. A proposal is done to phenomenologically represent gain and offset in each of the tests. A data-driven method to construct the model is introduced. This model can be related to a PARIS-based set-up test. Constraints are defined for a PARIS-based test to replace the current lens calibration tests. PARIS The parallel ILIAS measures in one scan (atomic machine action) the wave front at multiple locations in the exposure slit. ‘X-stitching’ (reticle grating and detector shifted one neighbor) and PARIS ‘fading’ (scans at multiple y positions) are explored by algorithm development and sensor plate layout modification respectively. Software implementation of the stitching functionality and an optimal stitching scheme are proposed to introduce PARIS as absolute measurement device. Also reticle mask rotation as means to calibrate lens from reticle errors is introduced. Thesis is confidential, only abstract availabe. Subject lithographylens calibrationaerial image sensing To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:9c020f98-7621-4409-ba8a-158ddad437b3 Embargo date 2014-02-14 Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights (c) 2014 De Buck, P.B.A. Files PDF PARIS_in_lens_set_up_abst ... 1_2014.pdf 27.66 KB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:9c020f98-7621-4409-ba8a-158ddad437b3/datastream/OBJ/view