Scanning electron microscopy used to measure the feature dimensions of a nanoscale test pattern on a silicon surface

A method is proposed for nanoscale dimensional metrology with the scanning electron microscope in the case of an array of trapezoidal ridges on a silicon surface, the minimum feature size being comparable with the effective beam diameter. The method is tested by measuring the top width of an individ...

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Hauptverfasser: Gavrilenko, V. P., Larionov, Yu. V., Mityukhlyaev, V. B., Rakov, A. V., Todua, P. A., Filippov, M. N., Sharonov, V. A.
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