2008
- SPIE Advanced Lithography 2008 -
2007
- SEMATECH EUV Source Workshop 2007 -
- SPIE Advanced Lithography 2007 -
- Laser Produced EUV Light Source Development for HVM, SPIE 6517-23. (PDF)
- Presentation of Laser Produced EUV Light Source Development for HVM, SPIE 6517-23. (PDF)
- Characterization of Various Sn Targets with Respect to Debris and Fast Ion Generation, , SPIE 6517-123. (PDF)
- Small Field Exposure Tool (SFET) Light Source, SPIE 6517-124. (PDF)
- Presentation of Small Field Exposure Tool (SFET) Light Source, SPIE 6517-124. (PDF)
- Ultra line narrowed injection lock laser light source for higher NA ArF immersion lithography tool, SPIE 6520-75. (PDF)
- Presentation of Ultra line narrowed injection lock laser light source for higher NA ArF immersion lithography tool, SPIE 6520-75. (PDF)
- Reliable High Power Injection Locked 6kHz 60W Laser for ArF Immersion Lithography, SPIE 6520-111. (PDF)
- Sn + CO2 Poster, SPIE 6517-122. (PDF)
- Sn Debris Poster, SPIE 6517-123. (PDF)
- GT60A Poster. SPIE 8520-111. (PDF)
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
- Spectral measurement of ultra line-narrowed F2 laser SPIE, 4346 (2001), pp 1066-1073 (PDF)
- Long pulse duration of F2 laser for 157nm lithography, SPIE, 4346 (2001) ,pp 1074-1077 (PDF)
- Long run-time performance characteristics of a line-selected 2kHz F2-laser for optical microlithography, SPIE, 4346(2001), pp 1137-1144 (PDF)
- Challenge of the F2 Laser for Dioptric Projection System, SPIE, 4346 (2001), pp 1158-1165 (PDF)
- Ultra-high-repetition-rate ArF excimer laser with long pulse duration?for 193-nm lithography, SPIE, 4346(2001), pp 1210-1218 (PDF)
- Ultra-narrow bandwidth 4-kHz ArF excimer laser for 193-nm lithography, SPIE, 4346(2001), pp 1229-1237 (PDF)
- High-resolution multi grating spectrometer for high quality deep UV light source production, SPIE, 4346 (2001), pp 1254-1261 (PDF)
- Extreme high NA, High throughput scanner compatible 4 kHz KrF excimer laser for DUV lithography, SPIE, 4346(2001), pp 1617-1626 (PDF)
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