ASML 5500: Choose Marks for Prealignment: Difference between revisions
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## The wafer schematic shows which alignment marks you are choosing. |
## The wafer schematic shows which alignment marks you are choosing. |
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## The alignment marks, defined on a previous layer (usually combined with the first litho), are programmed/named in: ''<to be added: where in the program the AlMks are defined>'' |
## The alignment marks, defined on a previous layer (usually combined with the first litho), are programmed/named in: ''<to be added: where in the program the AlMks are defined>'' |
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# Your "Fine" alignment marks will probably also fail if they're set to use the same marks! Fix this by editing your '''Wafer Layout > Alignment Strategy''', and select different alignment marks or set some "backup" marks. Make sure your '''Layer Layout > Strategy Selection''' is using this new/updated strategy. |
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Latest revision as of 21:17, 17 July 2018
How to edit your job and choose which alignment marks the system will use for optical prealignment, performed on the P-Chuck (before wafer is moved to the exposure E-Chuck).
- Edit your job with Modify Job
- Go to Layer Layout > Process Data
- Use Layer: (Prev) / (Next) to select the layer you need to change alignment marks for
- Under Prealignment Mode: Selection: Mark 1___ & Mark 2___ choose the alignment marks to align to, and use a microscope to make sure these alignment marks are (a) present on your wafer and (b) look ok with no defects.
- The wafer schematic shows which alignment marks you are choosing.
- The alignment marks, defined on a previous layer (usually combined with the first litho), are programmed/named in: <to be added: where in the program the AlMks are defined>
- Your "Fine" alignment marks will probably also fail if they're set to use the same marks! Fix this by editing your Wafer Layout > Alignment Strategy, and select different alignment marks or set some "backup" marks. Make sure your Layer Layout > Strategy Selection is using this new/updated strategy.