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Martin McCallum
Researcher at SEMATECH
Publications - 12
Citations - 150
Martin McCallum is an academic researcher from SEMATECH. The author has contributed to research in topics: Resist & Photolithography. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 12 publications receiving 150 citations.
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Alternating PSM mask performance: a study of multiple fabrication technique results
TL;DR: In this article, the results obtained from conventional mask metrology compare with results from advanced analysis including mask topography information obtained using an automated atomic force microscope (AFM), showing how the metrology structures on the mask compare to the actual structures in the patterning area.
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Assessment of a hypothetical roadmap that extends optical lithography through the 70-nm technology node
John S. Petersen,Martin McCallum,Nishrin Kachwala,Robert John Socha,J. Fung Chen,Thomas Laidig,Bruce W. Smith,Ronald L. Gordon,Chris A. Mack +8 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors discuss routes to extend optical lithography to the 70 nm technology node using proper selection of masks, mask design including choice of optical proximity correction (OPC), exposure tool, illuminator design, and resist design to do imaging process integration.
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High-transmission attenuated PSM: benefits and limitations through a validation study of 33%, 20%, and 6% transmission masks
TL;DR: Simulations indicate high transmission attenuated phase shift mask to improve resolution, reduce line end shortening, corner rounding and provide process window enhancements for some pitches and that as the transmission is increased for line feature, the Normalized image log slope increases for all pitches.
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Imaging contrast improvement for 160-nm line features using subresolution assist features with binary, six percent ternary attenuated phase-shift mask with process-tuned resist
TL;DR: In this article, the authors illustrate process window improving by imaging enhancement with binary and attenuated mask, with conventional and annular off-axis illumination, with and without OPC.
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Reactive ion etching of 193-nm resist candidates: current platforms and future requirements
Thomas I. Wallow,Phillip J. Brock,Richard A. Di Pietro,Robert D. Allen,Juliann Opitz,Ratnam Sooriyakumaran,Donald C. Hofer,Jeff Meute,Jeff D. Byers,Georgia K. Rich,Martin McCallum,S. Schuetze,Saikumar Jayaraman,Karen A. Hullihen,Richard Vicari,Larry F. Rhodes,Brian L. Goodall,Robert A. Shick +17 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a new empirical structural parameter is proposed for predicting reactive ion etch (RIE) rates within a given family of polymers, with two caveats: (1) the methacrylate and cyclic olefin families examined to date fall on essentially parallel, offset curves when examined with the new model, and (2) the offset between polymer family curves is RIE tool-and process-dependent.