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30 October 2007 Contrast properties of spatial light modulators for microlithography
J. Heber, D. Kunze, P. Dürr, D. Rudloff, M. Wagner, P. Björnängen, J. Luberek, U. Berzinsh, T. Sandström, T. Karlin
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Abstract
The present article discusses steps for the realistic description of optical properties of micro-mirror arrays (MMA), which are utilized as programmable masks for microlithography. The article focuses on global contrast as an elementary example for the understanding of MMA's diffractive operation principle. Central point will be a discussion of those MEMS properties that influence the global MMA contrast, and how to introduce them into simulation. Surface corrugations of single mirrors and slit properties will be taken into account. Comparison is made with experimental contrast data to validate the theoretical assumptions.
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J. Heber, D. Kunze, P. Dürr, D. Rudloff, M. Wagner, P. Björnängen, J. Luberek, U. Berzinsh, T. Sandström, and T. Karlin "Contrast properties of spatial light modulators for microlithography", Proc. SPIE 6730, Photomask Technology 2007, 673035 (30 October 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.747015
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Micromirrors

Diffraction

Optical lithography

Reflectivity

Photomasks

Microelectromechanical systems

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