Method for processing optical proximity correction

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

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C716S054000, C716S055000

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08042068

ABSTRACT:
A method for processing optical proximity correction includes preparing a chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) map; extracting calibration data depending on a focus degree with the CMP map; and correcting optical proximity with the calibration data.

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