Published May 5, 1997
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Prediction of multiple-feature effects in plasma etching
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Hwang, Gyeong S.
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Giapis, Konstantinos P.
Chicago
Abstract
Charging and topography evolution simulations during plasma etching of dense line-and-space patterns reveal that multiple-feature effects influence critically the etch profile characteristics of the various lines. By including neighboring lines, the simulation predicts a peculiar notching behavior, where the extent of notching varies with the location of the line. Feature-scale modeling can no longer be focused on individual features alone; "adjacency" effects are crucial for understanding and predicting the outcome of etching experiments at reduced device dimensions.
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© 1997 American Institute of Physics. (Received 13 January 1997; accepted 3 March 1997) This material was based upon work supported by an NSF Career Award to KFG (CTS-9623450).Attached Files
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