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Half pitch 14 nm direct pattering with Nanoimprint lithography

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In this paper, a nano-print lithography (NIL) technology including NIL system, template and resist process for half pitch (hp) 14 nm direct pattering was developed.
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We developed a nanoimprint lithography (NIL) technology including NIL system, template and resist process for half pitch (hp) 14 nm direct pattering. The latest NIL system NZ2C shows the mix and match overlay (MMO) of 3.4 nm ( $3\sigma$ ) and the template life around 125 lots. Throughput of 80 wafers per hour (wph) was demonstrated using throughput enhancement solutions, such as gas permeable spin-on-carbon (GP-SOC) and multi field dispense (MFD). The hp 14 nm template was fabricated by a self-aligned double patterning (SADP) on a template. Using this template, we fabricated hp 14 nm dense Si lines with a depth of 50 nm on a 300 mm wafer.

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Multi-field imprint technology: enabling the productivity enhancement of NIL

TL;DR: In this article, the authors have developed Multi-Field Imprint (MFI) technology to improve the productivity of nano-imprint lithography (NIL) using the template having the imprinting size of 46 mm x 28 mm.
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Nanoimprint performance improvements for high volume semiconductor device manufacturing

TL;DR: Improvements in overlay include control methods such as imprint force, mask to wafer tip/tilt and pneumatic controls at the wafer edge, and the pattern transfer scheme used to etch features with half pitches below 20nm.
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Template development for sub15nm nanoimprint lithography

TL;DR: The current status of template development for sub15nm NIL is shown, double patterning technologies were applied to extend pattern resolution limit and high accuracy QA tools are required to qualify CD uniformity and defectivity which are key metrics on high-end template development.
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Nanoimprint edge placement error elements and control

TL;DR: In this paper , the performance improvements related to edge placement error (EPE) for NIL are reviewed and a roadmap for improving EPE to meet future generations of DRAM devices is presented.
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Fabrication of full-field 1z nm template using multi-beam mask writer (Conference Presentation)

TL;DR: This presentation is discussing master template fabrication process with multi-beam mask writer, MBMW and the performance of the template, and the replication process with a high resolution master.
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Nanoimprint lithography steppers for volume fabrication of leading-edge semiconductor integrated circuits.

TL;DR: The transition of a form of nanoimprint lithography technology, known as Jet and Flash Imprint Lithography (J-FIL), from research to a commercial fabrication infrastructure for leading-edge semiconductor integrated circuits (ICs) is discussed, including description of the high volume manufacturing stepper tools created for advanced memory manufacturing.
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Nanoimprint lithography and future patterning for semiconductor devices

TL;DR: In this article, the authors evaluated defect levels of NIL and classified defectivity into three categories; nonfill defects, template defects, and plug defects and proposed new materials for both the template and resist processes.
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Nanoimprint system development and status for high-volume semiconductor manufacturing

TL;DR: The FPA-1200NZ2C cluster system as mentioned in this paper is designed for high volume manufacturing of semiconductor devices, which includes a mask replication tool that can be used to produce replica masks with added residual image placement errors suitable for memory devices with half pitches smaller than 15nm.
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Nanoimprint system development for high-volume semiconductor manufacturing the and status of overlay performance

TL;DR: In this paper, a high order distortion correction (HODC) system is introduced to address high order corrections, a combination of applying magnification actuation to the mask and temperature correction to the wafer is described in detail and examples are presented for the correction of K7, K11 and K17 distortions as well as distortions on actual device wafers.
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A study of filling process for UV nanoimprint lithography using a fluid simulation

TL;DR: In this article, the authors analyzed the filling process using fluid simulation and found that the gas dissolution rate is the dominant parameter for filling time, while the resist properties and the environmental conditions such as atmosphere pressure play important roles.
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