The aggressive reduction of semiconductor device dimensions drives many improvements in optical wafer metrology. Currently, chips with device feature sizes below 10 nm are in production which requires robust overlay metrology with sub-nm precision. We will present a compact dark-field Digital Holographic Microscope (df-DHM) that is able to measure overlay on small metrology targets from visible to infrared wavelengths. The coherent amplification and the aberration correction capabilities that is offered by df-DHM allow robust overlay metrology even on weak targets that are covered by absorbing layers. Measured data will be shown that demonstrate the capabilities of this metrology concept
We present a method to calibrate and correct lens aberrations in dark-field Digital Holographic Micr...
The use of digital optics to compensate for aberrations simplifies the digital holographic microscop...
Digital holographic Microscopy (DHM) is an imaging modality reconstructing the wavefront in a numeri...
The aggressive reduction of semiconductor device dimensions drives many improvements in optical wafe...
We present dark-field d igital h olographic m icroscopy f or diffraction-based overlay metrology in ...
In semiconductor device manufacturing, optical overlay metrology measures pattern placement between ...
Digital holographic microscopy allows access to the complex electric field, enabling computational p...
Current optical sensors used for overlay metrology during semiconductor manufacturing are limited on...
We describe a dark-field holographic microscope, that aims to surpass metrology requirements with no...
We present an Off-Axis dark-field digital holographic microscope capable of parallel acquisition of ...
Semiconductor manufacturers continue to increase the component densities on computer chips by reduci...
Background: Integrated circuits are fabricated layer by layer. It is crucial to their performance th...
Overlay metrology measures pattern placement between two layers in a semiconductor chip. The continu...
We propose to use digital holographic microscopy (DHM) with an illumination in the near infrared spe...
A compact reflection digital holographic microscopy (DHM) system integrated with the light source an...
We present a method to calibrate and correct lens aberrations in dark-field Digital Holographic Micr...
The use of digital optics to compensate for aberrations simplifies the digital holographic microscop...
Digital holographic Microscopy (DHM) is an imaging modality reconstructing the wavefront in a numeri...
The aggressive reduction of semiconductor device dimensions drives many improvements in optical wafe...
We present dark-field d igital h olographic m icroscopy f or diffraction-based overlay metrology in ...
In semiconductor device manufacturing, optical overlay metrology measures pattern placement between ...
Digital holographic microscopy allows access to the complex electric field, enabling computational p...
Current optical sensors used for overlay metrology during semiconductor manufacturing are limited on...
We describe a dark-field holographic microscope, that aims to surpass metrology requirements with no...
We present an Off-Axis dark-field digital holographic microscope capable of parallel acquisition of ...
Semiconductor manufacturers continue to increase the component densities on computer chips by reduci...
Background: Integrated circuits are fabricated layer by layer. It is crucial to their performance th...
Overlay metrology measures pattern placement between two layers in a semiconductor chip. The continu...
We propose to use digital holographic microscopy (DHM) with an illumination in the near infrared spe...
A compact reflection digital holographic microscopy (DHM) system integrated with the light source an...
We present a method to calibrate and correct lens aberrations in dark-field Digital Holographic Micr...
The use of digital optics to compensate for aberrations simplifies the digital holographic microscop...
Digital holographic Microscopy (DHM) is an imaging modality reconstructing the wavefront in a numeri...