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Feature identification for parameter extraction and defect detection using machine learning

Process control of advanced semiconductor nodes is not only pushing the limits of metrology equipment requirements in terms of resolution and throughput but also in terms of the richness of data to be extracted to enable engineers to finetune the process steps for increased yield. The move towards 3D structures requires extraction of critical dimension parameters from structures which can vary largely from layer to layer. For in-line process control, the necessary automation forces the development of layer and equipment-specific dedicated image processing algorithms. Similarly, with the increase in stochastic defects in the EUV era, detection of defects at the nm scale requires the identi...

AuthorsYan Guo, Helda Pahlavani, Artem Khachaturiants et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published5 October 2026
Last updated at source5 October 2026
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