Matching method for designing layout patterns on a photomask...

Computer-aided design and analysis of circuits and semiconductor – Design of semiconductor mask or reticle – Analysis and verification

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C716S053000, C716S054000, C716S055000

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07984392

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a matching method of pattern layouts from inverse lithography, which makes the pattern cells in the same groups identical to avoid a repeated verification and to improve the yield. The method comprises the step of: analyzing a target designed layout by hierarchy; categorizing the pattern cells with the same shape into a group; inversing the target designed layout by inverse lithography; inspecting the inversed pattern cells in the group with each other and replacing the variant ones to make all the inversed pattern cells identical.

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