Radiant energy – Irradiation of objects or material – Irradiation of semiconductor devices
Patent
1980-11-17
1983-11-29
Smith, Alfred E.
Radiant energy
Irradiation of objects or material
Irradiation of semiconductor devices
250398, H01J 37147
Patent
active
044182830
ABSTRACT:
A sample on which pre-established patterns are to be defined is rigidly fixed to a moving object-holder and subjected to bombardment with a beam of charged particles by means of a microlithographic system. This system comprises an array of elements placed in one plane in a predetermined spatial configuration and an imaging system having a magnification which is considerably less than unity, the elements being each capable of assuming two distinct states. A narrow beam of charged particles which emerges from each element is on-off modulated according to the state assumed by the element under the control of logic circuits.
The plane of the sample is adapted to correspond to the plane of the elements with respect to the imaging system and the elements are disposed at the intersections of the lines and columns of a matrix. The logic circuits permit the sequential application of a suitable voltage in accordance with a program which is pre-established in relation to the patterns to be drawn and in synchronism with the displacement of the object-holder.
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"Thomson-CSF"
Fields Carolyn E.
Smith Alfred E.
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