Abstract

Proximity correction schemes as used in electron beam lithography require the determination of electron scattering within the exposed resist and underlying substrate material. Scattering of an electron beam in a solid can be described by a double Gaussian function with coefficients (alpha) (forward scattering), (beta) (backward scattering), and (eta) E (ratio of energy deposition due to backscattering and forward scattering). These three coefficients are also referred to as 'proximity parameters.' This paper discussed proximity parameters mainly as a function of resist thickness. New experimental results are reported.

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