Mask pattern correction method

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Including control feature responsive to a test or measurement

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C430S005000

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06869738

ABSTRACT:
The main mask pattern of a photomask is corrected by adding serifs of one type (inner or outer) to a pair of mutually adjacent corners in the pattern, and adding a serif of the opposite type (outer or inner) to the edge between the corners. When the photomask is used to create a resist pattern by photolithography in the fabrication of a semiconductor device, the serifs combine to produce an optical proximity correction that reduces corner rounding and increases edge straightness in the resist pattern.

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