SYSTEM AND METHOD CORRECTING OPTICAL PROXIMITY EFFECT USING PATTERN CONFIGURATION DEPENDENT OPC MODELS
Patent №
US 7,900,170
Granted
2011-03-01
Filed 2006
Owner
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
Lab
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AI components
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hardware
Assignment
Recorded
Dataset
AIPD
2023_r1 edition
Application
11585086
An optical proximity correction (OPC) system and methods thereof are provided. The example OPC system may include an integrated circuit (IC) layout generation unit generating an IC layout, a database unit storing a first plurality of OPC models, each of the first plurality of OPC models associated with one of a plurality of target specific characteristics and a mask layout generation unit including a model selector selecting a second plurality of OPC models based on a comparison between the target specific characteristics associated with the plurality of OPC models and the generated IC layout, the mask layout generation unit generating a mask layout based on the IC layout and the selected second plurality of OPC models. A first example method may include storing a first plurality OPC models, each of the first plurality of OPC models associated with one of a plurality of target specific characteristics, generating an IC layout, selecting a second plurality of OPC models based on a comparison between the target specific characteristics associated with the first plurality of OPC models and the generated IC layout and generating a mask layout based on the generated IC layout and the selected second plurality of OPC models. A second example method may include applying a first OPC model to a first portion of a generated integrated circuit (IC) layout, applying a second OPC model to a second portion of the generated IC layout and generating a mask layout based on the generated IC layout after the application of the first and second OPC models.
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Ownership
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
assignment · 184600646
Assignors
SUH, SUNG-SOO, KANG, YOUNG-SEOG, CHO, HAN-KU, WOO, SANG-GYUN
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