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1 4th International EUVL Symposium 2005
Development of CODevelopment of CO2 2 Laser Produced Xe PlasmaLaser Produced Xe PlasmaEUV Light Source for MicrolithographyEUV Light Source for Microlithography
EUVAEUVA(Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography System Development Association)
Hakaru Mizoguchi*, Akira Endo, Tatsuya Ariga, Taisuke Miura, Hideo Hoshino, Yoshifumi Ueno, Masaki Nakano, Hiroshi Komori, Tamotsu Abe,
Takashi Suganuma, Georg Soumagne, Hiroshi Someya, Yuichi Takabayashi, Koichi Toyoda
4th International EUVL Symposium7 November, 2005
San Diego, CaliforniaVer. 1.0
AcknowledgementsThis work was supported by the New Energy and Industrial This work was supported by the New Energy and Industrial
Technology Development Organization (NEDO), Japan.Technology Development Organization (NEDO), Japan.
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Back ground and development roadmap Back ground and development roadmap Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV sourceNd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV source
Status of highStatus of high--power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jetpower Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jetEUV light source by COEUV light source by CO22 laser driven Xe droplets laser driven Xe droplets
HighHigh--powerpower COCO22 laserlaserXe droplet targetXe droplet targetMagnetic field ion mitigation Magnetic field ion mitigation
Latest result and summaryLatest result and summary
OutlineOutline
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Issues for EUV source developmentIssues for EUV source development
EUVL Light Source RequirementsEUVL Light Source Requirements (100 wafer/hr throughput, 300mm wafer)(100 wafer/hr throughput, 300mm wafer)
■■ 115W EUV in115W EUV in--band power (intermediate focus)band power (intermediate focus)■■ ±±0.3% energy stability (30.3% energy stability (3σσ, 50 pulses moving average), 50 pulses moving average)■■ Acceptable Initial cost and CoO Acceptable Initial cost and CoO
Issues of Source DevelopmentIssues of Source Development■■ High Conversion Efficiency (CE)High Conversion Efficiency (CE)
laser optimization, e.g. laser pulse energy & laser pulse widthlaser optimization, e.g. laser pulse energy & laser pulse width■■ High Repetition Rate Laser (>10kHz)High Repetition Rate Laser (>10kHz)
achieve EUV energy stability increasing the integral pulse numbeachieve EUV energy stability increasing the integral pulse numberr■■ Driver Laser Choice for Driver Laser Choice for Initial costInitial cost
introduction of industrial CO2 laserintroduction of industrial CO2 laser■■ Mirror Lifetime Extension for CoOMirror Lifetime Extension for CoO
magnetic field ion mitigationmagnetic field ion mitigation
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Item1st Mid term
2004/92nd Mid term
2006/3EUVA Final
2008/3HVM Source
(2009)
5.7W---
YAG:1.5kW10kHz0.9%
Xe-Jet
115W3s<±0.3%
CO2*: 60kW100kHz
0.7%Xe-Droplet
10Ws<±10%
CO2*:6.8kW100kHz
0.5%Xe-Droplet
EUV Power (IF)StabilityLaser
Laser freq.CE (source)
Target
50Ws <±5%
CO2*: 30kW100kHz
0.6%Xe-Droplet
with Pre-Pulse YAG Laser*Technology for 10WTechnology for 10WNd:YAG Laser, Liquid Xe jet
Technology for 115WTechnology for 115WCO2 Laser, droplet targetMagnetic field mitigation
LPP EUV source roadmapLPP EUV source roadmap
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Back ground and development roadmapBack ground and development roadmapNd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV sourceNd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV source
Status of highStatus of high--power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jetpower Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jetMerit of Merit of COCO22 laser and Xe dropletslaser and Xe droplets
EUV light source by CO2 laser driven Xe droplets EUV light source by CO2 laser driven Xe droplets HighHigh--power CO2 laserpower CO2 laserXe droplet targetXe droplet targetMagnetic field ion mitigation Magnetic field ion mitigation
Latest result and summaryLatest result and summary
OutlineOutline
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•• EUV Power at Source: EUV Power at Source: 13.3W13.3W (2%BW/2(2%BW/2ππsr)sr)
at I.F.:at I.F.: 5.7W5.7W (Calculated)(Calculated)•• Conversion Efficiency:Conversion Efficiency: 0.9%0.9%•• EUV Energy Stability:EUV Energy Stability: 1.3% 1.3% (1(1σσ, 50, 50--pulse ave.)pulse ave.)
•• Laser Power: Laser Power: 1500W@10kHz, 6ns1500W@10kHz, 6ns•• Target: Target: Liquid Xenon jetLiquid Xenon jet
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1.51.5--kW Nd:YAG laser systemkW Nd:YAG laser system
Isolator
50W50W6.8ns6.8ns
415W415W6.3ns6.3ns
6W6W7ns7ns
Master OscillatorRep. rate: 10kHz
Pre Amp.
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Booster Amp.
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[Description ]・Nd:YAG MOPA※ System・Output power:1500W・Repetition rate:10kHz・Pulse duration:6ns(FWHM)
※ MOPA : Master Oscillator and Power
Amplifier
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Xenon jet targetXenon jet target
Xenon jetXenon jet•• Jet diameter:Jet diameter: Approx. 50Approx. 50μμmm•• Jet speed:Jet speed: >35m/s>35m/s•• Jet stability:Jet stability: 9% (19% (1σσ))
@ 30mm from nozzle@ 30mm from nozzle
30m
m30
mm
Behavior afterBehavior afterlaser irradiation laser irradiation (115mJ, 2Hz)(115mJ, 2Hz)
-- Break up length Break up length 1mm/pulse1mm/pulse-- Deformation length Deformation length 3mm/pulse3mm/pulse
Xenon Xenon JetJet
LaserLaser
3 mm
1 mm
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Back ground and development roadmap Back ground and development roadmap Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV sourceNd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV source
Status of highStatus of high--power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet EUV light source by COEUV light source by CO22 laser driven Xe droplets laser driven Xe droplets
HighHigh--powerpower COCO22 laserlaserXe droplet targetXe droplet targetMagnetic field ion mitigationMagnetic field ion mitigation
Latest result and summaryLatest result and summary
OutlineOutline
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Technical challenge for Xe jet target LPP Technical challenge for Xe jet target LPP
High power laser systemHigh power laser systemLaser beam quality degradation by thermal wave
front distortion in a Nd:YAG laser rod. Thin disk laser / Gas laserThin disk laser / Gas laser
High initial cost due to laser diode for optical pumping of Nd:YAG. COCO22 laserlaser
Xe jet target for high repetition rate irradiationXe jet target for high repetition rate irradiationContinuous Xe jet XeXe droplet targetdroplet targetShorter deformation length (1.5 mm 0.6 mm)Smaller required vacuum speed
(20,000 l/s 5,000 l/s)
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Conversion Efficiency (CE) of 0.6% has been achieved (Xe Jet)
ns-order CO2 laser(main pulse)
sub-ns Nd:YAG laser(pre-pulse)
Target Chamber
Beam splitter
Collector Mirror
Xe Droplet Target
EUV / 13.5nm
New LPP Light Source Concept New LPP Light Source Concept
Magnetic Field Ion Mitigation
B
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CO2 laser Power Intensity [W/cm2]
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Target
Max. CE = 0.6%
Pre-pulse laser increases CE significantly:
Conversion Efficiency of preConversion Efficiency of pre--pulsed CO2 laser Plasmapulsed CO2 laser Plasma
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7kW (15ns, 70mJ,100kHz)
System operation:1Q/2006
Multiline CO2Short pulse osc.
RF-CO2 pre-amp
RF-CO2pre-amp
COCO22 laser based 10Wlaser based 10W--EUV systemEUV system
Xenon Droplets
RF-CO2 main amp
>10W@I/F
Magnetic field mitigation
Short pulse osc. has been developed.
Multiline seeder is under development
Industrial RF-CO2 lasers have been installed.
Amplification characteristics (g0, Es) have been investigated.
Pedestal has been controlled.
Pre-pulse
Nd:YAG
industrial NdYAG laser has been installed.
Short pulse operation has been optimized.
High speed Xe droplet is under development.
High speed water droplet has been optimized.
Effectiveness of magnetic field mitigation has been confirmed for pre-pulsed CO2.
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1010--W EUV subsystem specificationsW EUV subsystem specifications
Item Detail Target specificationTarget Material Xe droplet
Diameter 20micronVelocity 100m/s
Frequency 2MHzCE 13.5nm, 2% BW, 2pi sr 0.5%
Driver laser Type Pre-pulsed CO2Amplification Multiline MOPA
Pulse duration 15nsPulse energy :PE 70mJ
Repetition rate: RR 100kHzOutput power 7kW
Collector mirror Solid angle: SA 5 srReflectivity :R 60%
Lifetime >5 BillionTransmittance Xe gas: T1 90%
Mitigation / Spectralpurity filter: T2 65%
EUV power at IF RExCExRRx(SA/2pi)xRxT1xT2 10 W
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Back ground and development roadmap Back ground and development roadmap Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV sourceNd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV source
Status of highStatus of high--power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet EUV light source by COEUV light source by CO22 laser driven Xe droplets laser driven Xe droplets
HighHigh--powerpower COCO22 laserlaserXe droplet targetXe droplet targetMagnetic field ion mitigationMagnetic field ion mitigation
Latest result and summaryLatest result and summary
OutlineOutline
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Main-AmplifierRF CO2 Laser
Fast Axial Gas Flow RF-Excited Type
Pre-AmplifierRF CO2 Laser
Fast Axial Gas Flow RF-Excited Type
Oscillator100W/15ns
Pulse CO2 Laser Wave Guide Type
Isolator
Gas Circulating PumpGas Cell
7 kW
~ 1 kW
0.1 kW
RF CORF CO22 driver laser system for 10W at IFdriver laser system for 10W at IF
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RF-CO2 laser based 10-W LPP system
Pre-Amplifier (I)
Pre-Amplifier (II)
Main Amplifier
Beam Delivery
Target Chamber
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Single Line
2-Lines3-Lines
6-Lines
Rooth et. al., J. Appl. Phys., 58, pp. 1120, (1985).
About twice of output energy was extracted by using 6-line amplification.
MultiMulti--line amplified COline amplified CO22 laser conceptlaser concept
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Short pulse COShort pulse CO22 laser oscillator laser oscillator
Short pulse CO2 laser oscillator has been developed.Multiline seeder is under development
Stage 1: Oscillator laser 1Single line, Pedestal FreeOutput Power :0.6WRepetition Rate :10Hz,Pulse duration :25ns
Multiline Oscillation Pulse InjectionStage 2: Oscillator laser 2 Subsystem performance proven.
Single line, Pedestal FreeOutput Power :>120WRepetition Rate :100kHz,Pulse duration :15~18ns
Stage 3: Oscillator laser 3 Subsystem is under development.Multi- line, Pedestal FreeOutput Power :>100WRepetition Rate :100kHz,Pulse duration :15~18ns
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CO2 Laser amplifier characteristics measurement
Pre amp Pre amp/Main amp
Amplification characteristics have been investigated.
Experimental setup
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(Saturation intensity Es)
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Pedestal control by pockels cell and saturable absorber
No pedestal observed
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Amplifier Exit(without pumping)
Amplifier Exit(withCW pumping)
Beam Profile without and with RF pumpingBeam Profile without and with RF pumping
No beam quality degradation observed
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Back ground and development roadmap Back ground and development roadmap Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV sourceNd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV source
Status of highStatus of high--power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet EUV light source by COEUV light source by CO22 laser driven Xe droplets laser driven Xe droplets
HighHigh--powerpower COCO22 laserlaserXe droplet targetXe droplet targetMagnetic field ion mitigationMagnetic field ion mitigation
Latest result and summaryLatest result and summary
OutlineOutline
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5μs
200μm
Moving
Stationary
Irradiateddroplet
DropletsVelocity :20m/sFrequency:100kHzInterval :202μm
Irradiation Interval
〈600μm 〉
15μs
Required speedRequired speed•• Droplet distance : > 600Droplet distance : > 600μμmm•• Driver laser frequency : 100kHzDriver laser frequency : 100kHz
Requirement of droplet speedRequirement of droplet speed: > 60m/s: > 60m/s
Required pressureRequired pressure (Bernoulli):(Bernoulli):
・・ Xe Pressure : > 5.4MPaXe Pressure : > 5.4MPa
V : velocity⊿P:Pressure
ρ :DensityρPΔ
=2v
Xe droplet technologyXe droplet technology
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Xe Pressure : 70 MPa (max.)Xe Pressure : 70 MPa (max.)Demonstrated droplet speed: >100m/sDemonstrated droplet speed: >100m/s
High speed Xe droplet developmentHigh speed Xe droplet development
Xe@170Kρ:2905kg/m3
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High repetition rate droplet target operationHigh repetition rate droplet target operation
Fluid: WaterNozzle Dia.:20μmFreq.:1.85MHzλ/d:2.54
Droplet Dia.:33μmSpacing:49.5μmVelocity:94m/s
1. 1. Required droplet frequencyRequired droplet frequencyDroplet Droplet
DiameterDiameter::DDNozzle Nozzle
Diameter :dDiameter :dTarget Target
VelocityVelocity::VVFrequencyFrequency::
ff
20mm20mm 10mm10mm 100m/s100m/s 2MHz2MHz
Continuous-Jet Method λ/d:5.0 λ=V/f
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fVdD =
MHz frequency droplet generation is required MHz frequency droplet generation is required for high speed (for high speed (100 m/s) 100 m/s) target supply.target supply.
2. High frequency water droplet generation experiment2. High frequency water droplet generation experiment
5MPaAir
Water Tank
Filter
CCDCCDLED
Controller
Amp.Φ20μm Nozzle
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Back ground and development roadmap Back ground and development roadmap Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV sourceNd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV source
Status of highStatus of high--power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet EUV light source by COEUV light source by CO22 laser driven Xe droplets laser driven Xe droplets
HighHigh--powerpower COCO22 laserlaserXe droplet targetXe droplet targetMagnetic field ion mitigation Magnetic field ion mitigation
Latest result andLatest result and summarysummary
OutlineOutline
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Fast ion mitigation by magnetic fieldFast ion mitigation by magnetic field
Electromagnet
Nozzle
50mm
VacuumChamber
Mirror
Laser
B
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Xe Jet Nozzle
Ion
Principle: Experimental Set-Up:
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Visible plasma emission:
• Efficient Ion mitigation by magnetic field has been verified
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Result:The peak Ion kinetic energy decreases with delay time for the CO2 EUV system. For the 10W EUV system a collector mirror lifetime of more than 5 Bpls is therefore expected.
Xe ion energy Xe ion energy dependencedependence on on delay timedelay time
Peak Kinetic Ion Energy EUV Energy
Ion Energy measurement:Time of Flight Method (TOF)
Laser EnergyPre-Pulse (Nd:YAG Laser ): 5mJMain-Pulse(CO2 Laser): 65mJ
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Back ground and development roadmap Back ground and development roadmap Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV sourceNd:YAG laser and Xenon jet based EUV source
Status of highStatus of high--power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet power Nd:YAG laser and Xenon jet EUV light source by COEUV light source by CO22 laser driven Xe droplets laser driven Xe droplets
HighHigh--powerpower COCO22 laserlaserXe droplet targetXe droplet targetMagnetic field ion mitigationMagnetic field ion mitigation
Latest result and summaryLatest result and summary
OutlineOutline
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EUV from Xe droplet with preEUV from Xe droplet with pre--pulsed COpulsed CO22 laserlaser
between pre-pulse and CO2 laser
Pre-pulse: 5mJ Nd:YAGMain Pulse: 60mJ CO2
(Pulse width 25 ns)
Optimum delay: 200nsMax Conversion Efficiency: 0.4%
(under optimization)
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Preliminary result of 10W EUV SystemPreliminary result of 10W EUV System
CO2LaserType
Stage LaserLine
Pulse Energy[mJ]
PulseWidth[ns]
RepetitionRate [Hz]
LaserPower[W]
CE
[%]
EUV Energyat Source[μJ/pulse]
EUV Powerat IF [W]
TEA - Single 200 100 1800 360 0.4 778 0.4Stage 1: Pre-Test Single 60 25 10 0.6 0.4 240 0.0007 Stage 2 Single 40 15 100000 4000 0.5 200 5.6 Stage 3 Final Multi 70 15 100000 7000 0.5 360 >10
RF
Pre-Test Result with RF CO2 laser Result: Pre-test of EUV LPP system demonstrates feasibility of final 10W target.
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SummarySummary
1. New RF-CO2 laser based 10-W LPP system is under construction. We are testing sub unit level performances.
Stable 100kHz, 120W oscillator operation has been demonstrated. Multi-line oscillator is also under development. High power amplifier system is under integration. Amplification with low repetition rate experiment shows feasibility of 7 kW laser system. High speed Xenon droplet target has been demonstrated. Preliminary test proved 1.8MHz droplet operation (speed 100 m/s).Current conversion efficiency of droplet target is 0.4%; CE under optimization.Expected lifetime of the collector mirror is > 5 billion pulses with magnetic mitigation.
2. Pre-test of 10W EUV system demonstrates promising feasibility of the final target of 10W(@I/F).
3. Full system demonstration is scheduled for 1Q/2006.