Method of correcting systematic error in a metrology system
AssigneeTokyo Electron Limited
InventorsSanjeev Kaushal, Sairam Sankaranarayanan, Kenji Sugishima
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AssigneeTokyo Electron Limited
InventorsSanjeev Kaushal, Sairam Sankaranarayanan, Kenji Sugishima
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A method for correcting systematic errors in an optical measurement tool in which a first diffraction spectrum is measured from a standard substrate including a layer having a known refractive index and a known extinction coefficient by exposing the standard substrate to a spectrum of electromagnetic energy. A tool-perfect diffraction spectrum is calculated for the standard substrate. A hardware systematic error is calculated by comparing the measured diffraction spectrum to the calculated tool-perfect diffraction spectrum. A second diffraction spectrum from a workpiece is measured by exposing the workpiece to the spectrum of electromagnetic energy, and the measured second diffraction spectrum is corrected based on the calculated hardware systematic error to obtain a corrected diffraction spectrum.
A method of correcting for systematic errors in an optical measurement tool, comprising:
A computer program encoded in a computer readable medium containing program instructions for execution on a computer system, which when executed by the computer system, cause the computer system to perform the steps of:
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