Apparatus for image transfer with charged particle beam, and deflector and mask used with such apparatus
AssigneeNikon Corporation
InventorMamoru Nakasuji
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AssigneeNikon Corporation
InventorMamoru Nakasuji
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An image transferring apparatus using a charged particle beam comprising a projection lens for transferring a pattern formed on a mask onto a target by focusing a charged particle beam passing perpendicularly through the mask, and a deflector for deflecting the charged particle beam passing through the mask toward a predetermined direction (x-axis direction) so that a transfer position of the pattern to the target is changed. In this apparatus, the deflector comprises a deflection coil for generating a deflection magnetic field extending in a direction (y-axis direction) perpendicular to the predetermined direction, and correction coils for generating correction magnetic fields extending in the same direction as the deflection magnetic field at areas spaced apart from the center of the deflection magnetic field along the direction (x-axis direction) perpendicular to the direction of the deflection magnetic field.
An image transferring apparatus using a charged particle beam for transferring a pattern of a mask onto a target by using a charged particle beam, comprising:
An image transferring apparatus using a charged particle beam for transferring a pattern of a mask onto a target by using a charged particle beam, comprising:
An image transferring apparatus using a charged particle beam in which a main visual field of a charged particle beam optical system having a cross-over is divided into a plurality of sub-fields and a pattern on a mask is divided into pattern segments in correspondence to the respective sub-fields, said pattern segments being successively transferred onto a target, wherein:
An image transferring apparatus using a charged particle beam in which a main visual field of a charged particle beam optical system having a cross-over is divided into a plurality of sub-fields and a pattern on a mask is divided into pattern segments in correspondence to the respective sub-fields, said pattern segments being successively transferred onto a target, wherein:
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