Method and apparatus for performing a double shift print on a su

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for printing a feature having a reduced critical dimension on a photoresist-coated semiconductor wafer are disclosed. The method comprises the steps of positioning the wafer relative to the reticle at a first shifted position, exposing a first region of the wafer to radiant energy through a pattern transfer tool to define a first side of the feature, positioning the wafer relative to the pattern transfer tool at a second shifted position, and exposing a second region of the wafer to radiant energy through the pattern transfer tool to define a second side of the feature.

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