Method forming focus/exposure matrix on a wafer using overlapped

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Registration or layout process other than color proofing

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430312, 430394, G03C 500

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058768831

ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a focus/exposure matrix on a wafer is provided, wherein the wafer is used to calibrate the photostepper's focus and exposure time settings. The focus/exposure matrix comprising a series of patterns disposed on the wafer. The patterns being arranged in rows and columns. The patterns in a row being characterized by having been formed with substantially the same exposure time and an effective focus that increments between successive row patterns by an amount substantially corresponding to half the focus resolution of the photostepper. The patterns in a column being characterized by having been formed with substantially the same effective focus and an exposure time that increments between successive column patterns by a finite amount.

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