WO2004113833A1 - 立体形状計測装置、加工装置、および半導体デバイス製造方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a technology for measuring a three-dimensional shape, and more particularly to a technology effective when applied to a multipoint high-speed measuring device for a three-dimensional shape of a sample such as a semiconductor, a processing apparatus using the same, and a semiconductor device manufacturing method.
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- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-173984 discloses a technique for controlling an etching condition by combining an etching apparatus and a sample surface evaluation system.
- a method called Scatterome try that estimates the shape by measuring the angular distribution or wavelength distribution of the scattered light, or the brightness of the detected light by narrowing down the laser and scanning Laser microscope, which obtains height information from the information of a confocal point, confocal microscope, which obtains height information from the brightness information of the detected light by illuminating and detecting through a pinhole, and a microscope image in which the detected light and reference light interfere with each other
- There is an interference microscope which detects height and obtains height information from the brightness information.
- AFM Anatomic Forcible Mi croscope
- sand there is a method called an atomic force microscope, which traces the surface with a very small force using a fine probe.
- the cross section is dug by a stereo SEM, FIB (F 0 cused I on Beam), which obtains depth information from multiple SEM images in which the irradiation direction of the electron beam is changed, and the SEM There are methods such as FIB-SEM to observe and electron holography, which reconstructs the three-dimensional shape of the sample from the electron beam interference pattern. Disclosure of the invention
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a pattern such as an edge of a wiring pattern with a sectional view of a pattern edge and a measurement function of a short detection mode for measuring the meandering of the pattern edge. .
- a plurality of measurement heads are prepared, and these are used to simultaneously measure a plurality of points on a sample.
- This allows for fast solids Shape measurement can be realized.
- the operation of the stage on which the sample is mounted and the operation of the measuring head are coordinated. This enables high-speed measurement of more points.
- the required installation space is small and it can be tightly coupled to the processing equipment.
- a directly attached device can be provided. Furthermore, it detects the relative position between the sample and the measurement head so as not to be affected by the vibration and deformation of the installation location, and corrects the three-dimensional shape measurement result.
- the measured three-dimensional shape is displayed in association with the wafer map, and the shape parameters extracted from the measured three-dimensional shape are displayed on an e-map. This makes it possible to quantify the measurement results and display the state of the machining process in an easily understandable manner.
- the shape parameters of the three-dimensional shape obtained by measuring the pattern of the semiconductor sample and the distribution in the wafer can be used to set the processing process conditions before and after the feedpack and feedforward. In this way, stable production of high-precision depis can be realized.
- the present invention it is possible to prepare a plurality of measurement heads for measuring a three-dimensional shape, and to measure a plurality of points on a sample at the same time. It is possible to realize a simple three-dimensional shape measurement. Furthermore, since the operation of the stage on which the sample is mounted and the operation of the measurement head can be coordinated, high-speed measurement of more points is possible. In addition, by designing the operation of the stage on which the sample is mounted and the operation of the measuring head to operate in coordination, the required installation space is small, and it can be tightly coupled to the processing equipment. It is possible to provide a device that can be directly attached to a vehicle.
- the relative position between the sample and the measurement head is detected so as not to be affected by the vibration or deformation of the installation location, and the result of the three-dimensional shape measurement is supplemented. Therefore, it is possible to provide a three-dimensional shape measuring device that does not depend on the environment of the installation place.
- a pattern such as an edge of a wiring pattern
- the measured three-dimensional shape can be displayed in association with the e-ah map, and the shape parameters extracted from the measured three-dimensional shape can be displayed on the e-ah map. Can be displayed in an easily understandable manner.
- the three-dimensional shape parameters obtained by measuring the pattern of the semiconductor sample and the distribution in the wafer can be changed before and after the processing process conditions. Since feed pack and feed forward can be performed to the setting, stable production of high-precision depis can be realized.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a main part of a three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus that measures a multi-point three-dimensional shape with a plurality of measurement heads according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration of a main part of another three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus that measures a multi-point three-dimensional shape by using a plurality of measurement heads in one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration of a main part of a compact and high-speed three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus using an R-0 stage in one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 4A and 4B show the principle of measuring a three-dimensional shape by scattered light distribution in one embodiment of the present invention, wherein FIG. 4A shows a library matching method, and FIG. 4B shows a regression calculation method.
- FIG. 5 shows an example in which the relative position between the sample and the measurement head is measured and corrected in one embodiment of the present invention, wherein (a) shows a case where a relative distance sensor is used, and (b) shows an optical example.
- FIG. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the concept of feed-packing and feed-forwarding the profile measurement result to the preceding and following steps in one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing measurement points of a three-dimensional shape of a wiring pattern in one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a processing apparatus having a three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus mounted on an etcher in one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a view showing a processing apparatus in which a three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus is combined with a coating / developing machine, a bake furnace, and an exposure machine in one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a scan method for measuring the shape of the three-dimensional edge of the wiring portion in detail in one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 shows a screen display when the shape of the edge portion of the three-dimensional shape of the wiring portion is analyzed at an arbitrary level in one embodiment of the present invention, and (a) shows a height close to the height of the base.
- (B) is a diagram showing a case where the sample is taken at a height of 50% in the middle of the base and the upper part of the pattern.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a screen display of a three-dimensional shape distribution within a wafer in one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing another screen display of the distribution of the three-dimensional shape in the wafer according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a screen display of a distribution of a plurality of dimensional parameters on a wafer in one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a main part of a three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus that measures a multi-point three-dimensional shape by using a plurality of measurement heads.
- the three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus is used for measuring a three-dimensional shape of a sample.
- a plurality of pads 100 are mounted side by side.
- the distance between these measurement heads 100 can be changed according to the distance between the measurement points 500 on the sample 300 to be measured by the head distance adjustment mechanism 101.
- a sample 300 such as a semiconductor wafer is loaded on a loader / stage 200 and moves. By moving the sample 300 while performing measurement by such a mechanism, measurement of a plurality of points on the sample 300 can be performed at the same time.
- FIG. 1 In the example of FIG.
- the four corner points protrude from the sample 300, so that 21 points can be actually measured.
- the number of measurement heads 100 and the number of measurements by moving the header Z-stage 200 are respectively five in FIG. 1, but this number can be freely selected and the present invention can be used. It goes without saying that it does not deviate from the scope.
- the measurement may be performed by moving the measurement head 100 in the left-right direction in FIG.
- the measurement may be performed while changing the relative position between the sample 300 and the measurement head 100. Thereby, three-dimensional shape data of a plurality of points on the sample 300 can be obtained in a short time.
- the loader / stage 200 unloads a sample for another apparatus. May be omitted by arranging the measurement head 100 on the path of the sample 300 for measurement and simultaneously measuring at the time of loading / unloading. By doing so, it is possible to measure the three-dimensional shape before, after, or before and after the additional measurement on another device without providing a special installation area for the three-dimensional shape measurement.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration of a main part of another three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus that measures a multi-point three-dimensional shape by using a plurality of measurement heads.
- five measurement heads 100 are arranged in a cross shape, and the distance and position of these heads can be adjusted by a head distance adjustment mechanism 101.
- These measurement heads 100 can simultaneously measure a plurality of measurement points on the sample 300 loaded on the loader / stage 200.
- These measurement heads It is also possible to move the relative position between the group of samples and the sample 300 to further increase the number of measurement points.
- multiple measurement points on the sample 300 are measured simultaneously to obtain the distribution within the sample 300. It is the same in the sense of achieving the purpose.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration of a main part of a compact and high-speed three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus using an R-0 stage.
- the three-dimensional shape measurement device shown in Fig. 3 shows an example of realizing compact and high-speed three-dimensional shape measurement using the R_0 stage, and the rotation position of the sample 300 is controlled by a rotatable loader / stage 200.
- the loader Z stage 200 also serves as a translation stage that is moved in the horizontal direction by a moving mechanism, and constitutes a so-called R-0 stage.
- the measurement head 100 may translate. ⁇
- both the loader / stage 200 and the measurement head 100 may move to change the relative positions of the sample 300 and the measurement head 100.
- This movement of R-0 makes it possible to bring an arbitrary point on the sample 300 to the observation position of the measurement head 100. With this configuration, extremely compact multipoint three-dimensional shape measurement becomes possible.
- a rotation mechanism for the measurement head 100 is further provided. Configuration is desirable.
- the number of measurement heads 100 is one. A plurality of measurement heads are aligned as shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. It can be faster.
- a plurality of measurement heads 100 for measuring the three-dimensional shape of a sample 300 such as a semiconductor wafer, or one measurement head 10 0 The three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus according to the present embodiment can be configured by a combination of 0 and a mechanism such as a loader Z stage 200 that movably mounts the sample 30 °.
- the measurement head 100 Various types are conceivable.
- a method called scattering which estimates the shape by measuring the angle distribution or wavelength distribution of scattered light, a laser microscope that obtains height information from the light / dark information of the detected light by narrowing down the laser and scanning
- a confocal microscope that obtains height information from the brightness and darkness information of the detected light by illuminating and detecting through a hole, calculates the sharpness of the image by processing multiple images detected by changing the focus
- there are a method of obtaining height information from a position where the sharpness is highest and an interference microscope that detects a microscope image in which the detection light and the reference light interfere with each other and obtains height information from the brightness information.
- AFM an atomic force microscope, which traces the surface with a small force using a fine probe.
- the irradiation direction of charged particle beams such as electron beams and ion beams is changed, and cross-sections are obtained using stereo SEM and FIB, which obtain depth information from multiple SEM images obtained by detecting secondary electrons and reflected particles.
- FIB_SEM which digs into the specimen obliquely and observes it by SEM
- electron holography which reconstructs the three-dimensional shape of the sample from the electron beam interference pattern of the detected hologram image.
- FIG. Fig. 4 shows the principle of measuring the three-dimensional shape by the scattered light distribution, where (a) shows the library matching method and (b) shows the regression calculation method.
- the pattern of the sample 300 is irradiated with light 170, and the scattered light intensity is measured by the detector 171. At this time, the incident angle or the detection wavelength of the light is changed, and the change in the scattered light intensity with respect to the change is recorded by actual measurement signatre (signature) 17 2.
- This measured signature 1 7 2 is compared with a theoretical generated signature 1 7 4 generated on a computer using light scattering theory from a periodic model 3 7 3 This is a method of identifying and obtaining this as a parameter representing the shape of the sample 300.
- the generated signature 1 1 7 4 is calculated in advance for various shape model parameters, and a sample (library) of the signature is generated, and the closest signature to the measured signature 1 2
- the library matching method (a) that selects the shape model that generates the signature
- the detection characteristics do not change due to the rotation of the measurement head 100. In other configurations that use light other than normal incidence, the detection characteristics change due to the rotation of the measurement head 100. In the case of the R-e type configuration shown in Fig. 3, the measurement head 10 0 also needs to be rotated according to the 0 rotation of the stage.
- FIG. Fig. 5 shows an example in which the relative position between the sample and the measurement head is measured and correction is performed.
- A is a diagram showing a case where a relative distance sensor is used
- (b) is a diagram showing a case where optical detection is performed. .
- 150 is a relative distance sensor of measuring means for measuring the distance from the surface of the sample 300.
- two points on the sample 300 which are separated from the measurement position on the sample 300 by the measuring head 100, are measured by the sensor 150. Prepare two pieces, measure the two points sandwiching the measurement head 100 measurement position, and calculate the weighted average of these results to obtain the measurement head at the measurement head 100 measurement position. It is possible to determine the relative position between the code 100 and the sample 300.
- the sensor 150 is installed at a point-symmetrical position with the center of the measurement head 100 as the axis, averaging these measurement results with equal weights will make the measurement head 100 The relative position between the measurement head 100 and the sample 300 at the measurement position is obtained.
- a method for detecting the relative position for example, a triangulation method for measuring a change in the reflection position by irradiating a laser, a method for measuring the capacitance between the sample 300 and the An eddy current method in which an eddy current is generated in the sample 300 by the flowing magnetic field and the resulting voltage is measured, and an air micro that measures the air pressure by flowing air between the sample 300 and the sensor 150
- a meter method a method of irradiating a laser beam on the sample 300 convergently, detecting the confocal point, and measuring the distance of the sample 300 from a point where the amount of light becomes maximum can be considered.
- a method using laser speckle interference As a method of measuring not only the height of the sample 300 but also the displacement in the horizontal direction, a method using laser speckle interference, a pattern on the sample 300 is observed with a microscope, and the A method of calculating the image shift by image processing. A predetermined grid pattern is formed on the sample 300, and this is measured via the grid pattern provided on the sensor 150 side. Therefore, a method similar to a linear scale that measures the horizontal position can be considered.
- the relative position between the measured measurement head 100 and the sample 300 is used to control the position of the measurement head 100 and / or the sample 300 and / or the stage.
- record the change in the relative position between the sample 300 and the measurement head 100 during the scanning of the sample 300 by the measurement head 100 and save the shape data after the scan is completed.
- the recorded change in relative position may be used. This allows accurate three-dimensional shape data to be measured even if the relative position between the sample 300 and the measurement head 100 changes during measurement due to thermal deformation, vibration, or the like.
- Fig. 5 (a) two points on the sample 300, which are separated from the measurement position on the sample 300 by the measurement head 100, were measured by the sensor 150, but another As an example, an example of measuring the relative position of the same position as the measurement position on the sample 300 by the measurement head 100 will be described with reference to FIG.
- the light emitted from the light source 151 illuminates the slit 152 through the lens.
- the image of the slit 15 2 is formed on the sample 300 through the projection lens 15 4 and the reflection mirror 15 5.
- the light reflected by the sample 300 forms an image again on the detector 153 via the reflection mirror 156 and the detection lens 157.
- the detector 1 5 3 is a PSD that generates a voltage according to the position of the image. (Position sensitive depth), or a divided photodiode, or a linear image sensor, or a two-dimensional image sensor, which detects a change in the position of the slit image. By converting the position of the slit image, the height of the sample 300 can be detected. Alternatively, it is also possible to configure so as to measure the relative position with respect to the sample 300 by the method described above, coaxially with the measuring head 100.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the concept of feed-packing and feed-forwarding the profile measurement results to the preceding and following processes.
- a resist is applied to the wafer, exposed and developed to form a resist pattern, a photolithography process, a resist is used as a mask to cut grooves in the film material, and a silicon oxide film and poly Deposition is performed through a number of processes, such as a film forming process for forming a film of a metal such as silicon and aluminum 'tungsten' copper, and, in some cases, a polishing process for flattening the film.
- a high-speed multipoint three-dimensional shape measuring means for this purpose is provided. 'For example, by measuring the profile of the resist pattern after the photolithography process at a high speed, we will feed back the exposure amount in the photolithography process,' focus' and development conditions.
- the etching time and the etching solution It is conceivable to apply a feed pack to the concentration, plasma intensity, and gas concentration.
- the film is fed to the film formation conditions of the previous process, or the polishing conditions such as the polishing pressure and the polishing rate of the subsequent process. Feed forward. Further, the profile measurement result after the polishing step can be fed back to the polishing conditions in the polishing step.
- the three-dimensional shape measurement on the wafer is performed at high speed before and after each process such as the photolithography process, the etching process, the film forming process, and the polishing process, and the result is fed-packed and fed forward to the preceding and subsequent processes.
- This enables stable production of micro devices.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing measurement points of the three-dimensional shape of the wiring pattern.
- the measurement points of the three-dimensional shape of the wiring pattern are not just the line width (CD: critical dimension), but the top, middle, and bottom widths of the resist pattern (top CD, middle CD, bottom CD, respectively), sidewalls Angle and line width meander (LER: line edge roughness).
- CD critical dimension
- LER line edge roughness
- the width at the bottom corresponds to the gate electrode, which greatly affects the gate operating characteristics (threshold voltage, switching speed, etc.).
- the sidewall angle affects the impurity concentration distribution when impurities are implanted into the semiconductor, and thus affects the operating characteristics of the gate.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a processing device in which the three-dimensional shape measuring device is mounted on an etcher.
- a three-dimensional shape measuring device 400, an etcher 410, and a wafer cassette 420 are mounted around a robot arm 421.
- the three-dimensional shape measuring device 400 measures the three-dimensional shape.
- the robot arm 421 preferably has two arms, and the processing completion can be further removed by removing the wafer from the etcher 410 and mounting the next wafer at the same time, thereby further improving the processing throughput. It is possible.
- the three-dimensional shape measurement by the three-dimensional shape measurement device 400 is performed immediately after the etching process, and the feed pack is performed according to the conditions of the etching process. In addition, it is possible to feed forward the etching conditions.
- the three-dimensional shape of the pattern on the wafer is measured before and after the etching, and at least one of the three-dimensional shapes is measured. It is possible without any effect.
- the installation area can be reduced, and the processed device is subject to aging. Before it can be measured.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a processing apparatus in which a three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus is combined with a coating / developing machine, a bake furnace, and an exposure machine.
- This processing device includes a three-dimensional shape measuring device 400 around a robot arm 4 21, a coating / developing machine 4 1 2, a baking furnace 4 13, an exposure machine 4 1 1, and a wafer cassette 4 2 0. Is installed.
- the robot arm 4 2 1 takes out the wafer from the wafer cassette 4 20, applies the resist to the wafer with the coating and developing machine 4 12, pre-bake the resist in the baking furnace 4 13, and exposes the wafer to the exposure machine 4 1 1 To expose the fine pattern.
- the resist pattern is developed by the coating / developing machine 412, and the three-dimensional shape of the resist pattern is measured by the three-dimensional shape measuring device (profile measuring tool) 400, and the wafer is returned to the wafer cassette 420.
- a compact three-dimensional shape measuring device 400 was installed on a coating and developing machine 412, a bake oven 413, and an exposure machine. By mounting the robot arm 4 21 and the robot arm 4 2 1 in common, it is possible to perform measurement regardless of the installation area and before the resist after the development processing is subjected to aging. Next, an example of a scanning method for measuring the shape of the three-dimensional wedge portion of the wiring portion in detail will be described with reference to FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a scanning method for measuring the shape of the three-dimensional edge portion of the wiring portion in detail.
- Figure 11 shows the screen display when the shape is analyzed at an arbitrary level. (A) is taken at a height close to the height of the base, and (b) is the middle of the top of the base and the pattern. It is a figure which shows the case where it takes at the height of%.
- the important points in the three-dimensional shape of the wiring portion are the distance between the left and right edges in the upper, middle, and lower sections, that is, the width (CD), the side wall angle of the edge, Edge meandering (line edge roughness).
- the measurement mode is a scan mode for CD measurement, which is a scan of several (5 in Fig. 8) crossing the cross section. Two types of scans are performed: LER (line edge roughness) scan mode, which is several scans along the edge.
- the scanning may be performed by any means such as an electron beam, a laser beam, an AFM probe, and the like, in order to obtain the shape information of the sample by scanning.
- the ability to scan in a short amount of time will not only allow quick information acquisition, but also minimize sample damage.
- the shape of a three-dimensional shape wedge section taken at an arbitrary height is displayed on a screen, and its shape parameter, It is possible to display the average line width, line width fluctuation width, fluctuation period, and the like.
- the example in Fig. 11 (a) is a cross-sectional view taken at a height close to the height of the base and its shape parameters.
- the example in Fig. 11 (b) is the height of 50% in the middle of the base and the top of the pattern These are the cross-sectional view taken in and the shape parameters.
- FIGS. Fig. 12 shows the screen display of the three-dimensional shape distribution inside the wafer
- Fig. 13 shows another screen display
- Fig. 14 shows the distribution of a plurality of dimensional parameters on the wafer. It is a figure showing a screen display.
- a plurality of three-dimensional shapes on the wafer can be measured at high speed, and this can be displayed on the display means as shown in FIG. 12, for example.
- the left side shows the location of the measurement dies
- the right side displays the three-dimensional shape data obtained by measuring the corresponding measurement dies (A, B, C, D, and E in the example of Fig. 12).
- Displayed on the right side are a diagram in which the height is converted into a gray value and displayed on a two-dimensional surface, and a diagram showing the cross-sectional shape of the pattern.
- the location on the wafer and the three-dimensional shape of the pattern it is possible to clarify the distribution of the processing state in the wafer and reflect it in finer adjustment of process conditions .
- FIG. 13 by superimposing and displaying the cross-sectional shape on the e-ha map, it is possible to more intuitively know the distribution of the machining state in the e-ha.
- a distribution of a plurality of dimensional parameters on a wafer is converted into a gray value or a color and displayed.
- the plurality of dimensional parameters are, for example, a top CD value, a sidewall angle value, a line edge roughness, and a value estimated by converting the above parameter into, for example, a focus of a photolithography apparatus.
- the distribution of the machining state in the aerial can be clarified by showing the location on the aerial and the three-dimensional shape of the pattern in contrast, and this can be reflected in finer adjustment of process conditions. It becomes possible.
- the technique for measuring a three-dimensional shape according to the present invention can be applied particularly to a multipoint high-speed measuring device for a three-dimensional shape of a sample such as a semiconductor, a processing apparatus using the same, and a semiconductor device manufacturing method.
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