Image:EUVL phase defect.JPG

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Simulated aerial image of transparent EUVL 45 degree phase defect. The dotted-line white square is the phase defect edge. The dark region corresponds to the area of the image where the intensity was reduced more than 10%. The intensity reduction is localized around the phase edge. The illumination conditions are 13.5 nm wavelength, numerical aperture = 0.25, sigma (partial coherence) = 0.8. The defect size is 40 nm (wafer scale) and assumed pitch is 80 nm (wafer scale).

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current13:02, 29 May 2008449×460 (35 KB)Guiding light (Talk | contribs) (Simulated aerial image of transparent EUVL 45 degree phase defect. The dotted-line white square is the phase defect edge. The dark region corresponds to the area of the image where the intensity was reduced more than 10%. The intensity reduction is locali)
04:22, 29 May 2008735×512 (37 KB)Guiding light (Talk | contribs) (Simulated aerial image of transparent EUVL phase defect. The dotted-line white square is the phase defect edge. The dark region corresponds to the area of the image where the intensity was reduced more than 10%. The intensity reduction is localized around)
04:08, 29 May 2008735×512 (35 KB)Guiding light (Talk | contribs)
04:00, 29 May 2008735×512 (41 KB)Guiding light (Talk | contribs) (Simulated aerial image of EUVL phase defect. The dark region corresponds to the area of the image where the intensity was reduced more than 10%. The dotted-line white square is the mask pattern. The illumination conditions are 13.5 nm wavelength, numerica)

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