Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Step and repeat
Patent
1995-05-25
1996-10-01
Pendegrass, Joan H.
Photocopying
Projection printing and copying cameras
Step and repeat
355 77, 355 55, G03F 7207
Patent
active
055614957
ABSTRACT:
A level F.sub.A at a shot center of a specified shot is measured. A level F.sub.B is measured at a nonexposure region. A level difference .DELTA.F is calculated based on the level F.sub.A at the shot center and the level F.sub.B at the nonexposure region. After the level difference .DELTA.F is calculated for all the specified shots, an average value .DELTA.F.sub.ave of level differences .DELTA.F is calculated. Thereafter, focusing based on the average value .DELTA.F.sub.ave and subsequent exposure are executed for the respective shots in a step-and-repeat manner. Thereby, a focusing method in photolithography enables formation of elements having good pattern configuration even if the pattern is miniaturized to a higher extent in accordance with high integration.
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Arimoto Ichiro
Ishikawa Eiichi
Kanbe Junichi
Lane David A.
Mitsubishi Denki & Kabushiki Kaisha
Pendegrass Joan H.
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