Reticle focus measurement system using multiple...

Optics: measuring and testing – By light interference – For dimensional measurement

Reexamination Certificate

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C356S500000

Reexamination Certificate

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ABSTRACT:
A first set of interferometric measuring beams is used to determine a location of a patterned surface of a reticle and a reticle focus plane for a reticle that is back clamped to a reticle stage. A second set of interferometric measuring beams is used to determine a map of locations of the reticle stage during scanning in a Y direction. The two sets of interferometric measuring beams are correlated to relate the reticle focal plane to the map of the reticle stage. The information is used to control the reticle stage during exposure of a pattern on the patterned surface of the reticle onto a wafer.

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English Language Abstract of JP 11-307436 dated Nov. 5, 1999.
English Language Abstract of JP 10-335234 dated Dec. 18, 1999.

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