Abstract:
A scanning exposure method is provided. A mask and a substrate are oppositely moved along a direction. The mask and the substrate are moved in at least two different uniform relative velocities during a one shot exposure, thus producing an exposed shot area of an expected size on the substrate.
Abstract:
A method of forming a ring-type capacitor is provided. The method includes providing a substrate; forming a patterned mask layer on the substrate, the patterned mask layer defining a ring pattern; removing the substrate by using the patterned mask layer as a mask to form a ring-type trench in the substrate; the ring-type trench including an inner wall and an outer wall; and forming a capacitor structure on the inner wall and the outer wall of the ring-type trench.
Abstract:
A method of improving lithography resolution on a semiconductor, including the steps of providing a substrate on which a protecting layer, a first etching layer and a photoresist layer are sequentially formed; patterning the photoresist layer to form an opening so as to partially reveal the first etching layer; implanting a first ion into the revealed first etching layer to form a first doped area; and implanting a second ion into the revealed first etching layer to form a second doped area, wherein the first doped area is independent from the second doped area is provided.
Abstract:
A dynamic wafer alignment method and an exposure scanner system are provided. The exposure scanner system having a scan path, includes an exposure apparatus, an optical sensor apparatus and a wafer stage. The method comprises the steps of: (a) providing a wafer, having a plurality of shot areas, wherein each shot area has a plurality of alignment marks thereon; (b) forming a photo-resist layer on the wafer; (c) detecting the alignment marks at a portion of a shot area along the scan path by the optical sensor apparatus to obtain compensation data for wafer alignment of the portion of the shot area; (d) performing real time feedback of the compensation data for wafer alignment to the wafer stage; (e) exposing the photo-resist layer at the portion of the shot area along the scan path; (f) continuously repeating the steps (c) to (e) at the shot area along the scan path until all of the photo-resist layer at the shot area are exposed; and (g) repeating the step (f) until the photo-resist layer of all of the shot areas on the wafer are exposed.
Abstract:
A method for exposure is provided to avoid a rise in temperature of a lens set. First, a light beam passes through a first light-receiving region of the lens set to expose a pattern on a substrate, and the first light-receiving region has a rise in temperature. Thereafter, the first light-receiving region is moved away. Afterwards, the light beam passes through a second light-receiving region of the lens set so that the first light-receiving region has a drop in temperature.
Abstract:
An exposure method suitable for a photolithography process is described. First, a wafer with a group of alignment marks formed thereon is provided. A first alignment step is conducted by using the group of the alignment marks on the wafer to obtain a first calibration data. Next, a second alignment step is conducted by using a portion of the group of alignment marks on the wafer to obtain a second calibration data. The first calibration data is then compared with the second calibration data to obtain a comparison result. Next, a photoresist exposure step is conducted on the wafer according to the comparison result.
Abstract:
An exposure method is disclosed. A wafer coated with a photoresist layer having an exposure threshold dose is provided. The wafer has at least a central region and a peripheral region. Then, a compensating light beam having a first dose directs on the photoresist layer within the peripheral region. Next, a patterned light beam having a second dose is then projected, in a step-and-scan manner, onto the photoresist layer, thereby exposing the photoresist layer. The total dose of the first energy and the second energy is above than the exposure threshold dose.
Abstract:
An exposure method suitable for a photolithography process is described. First, a wafer with a group of alignment marks formed thereon is provided. A first alignment step is conducted by using the group of the alignment marks on the wafer to obtain a first calibration data. Next, a second alignment step is conducted by using a portion of the group of alignment marks on the wafer to obtain a second calibration data. The first calibration data is then compared with the second calibration data to obtain a comparison result. Next, a photoresist exposure step is conducted on the wafer according to the comparison result.