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Utilizing effective statistical process control limits for critical dimension metrology (Proceedings Paper)

Author(s): Joel T. Buser
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22nd Annual BACUS Symposium on Photomask Technology, Brian J. Grenon; Kurt R. Kimmel, Editors, pp.844-852

Date: 27 December 2002

Paper Abstract

To accurately control critical dimension (CD) metrology in a standard real-time solution across a multi-site operation there is a need to collect measure-to-measure and day-to-day variation across all sites. Each individual site's needs, technologies, and resources can affect the final solution. A preferred statistical process control (SPC) solution for testing measure-to-measure and day-to-day variation is the traditional Mean and Range chart. However, replicating the full measurement process needed for
DOI: 10.1117/12.467502
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