Method for modeling measurement data over a substrate area and associated apparatuses
AssigneeASML Netherlands B.V.
InventorsGijs TEN HAAF, Everhardus Cornelis MOS, Hans Erik KATTOUW, Ralph BRINKHOF
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AssigneeASML Netherlands B.V.
InventorsGijs TEN HAAF, Everhardus Cornelis MOS, Hans Erik KATTOUW, Ralph BRINKHOF
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Disclosed is a method for determining a process correction for at least a first process of a lithographic process, comprising at least the first process performed on at least a first substrate using at least a first apparatus and a second process performed on at least said first substrate using at least a second apparatus, where a correction actuation capability of the first apparatus differs from the second apparatus, comprising: obtaining metrology data relating to said first substrate; modeling said metrology data using a first model, the model being related to said first apparatus; and controlling said first process based on the modeled metrology data; the modeling step and/or an additional processing step comprises distributing a penalty in a performance parameter across said first process and said second process such that the distributed penalties in the performance parameter are within their respective specifications of the performance parameter.
A method for determining a process correction for at least a first process of a lithographic process, said lithographic process comprising at least the first process performed on at least a first substrate using at least a first apparatus and a second process performed on at least said first substrate using at least a second apparatus, where a correction actuation capability of the first apparatus differs from the second apparatus, the method comprising:
A method as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein the performance parameter is overlay.
A computer program comprising program instructions operable to perform the method of any preceding claim, when run on a suitable apparatus.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.