Imaging Interferometric Lithography (IIL) offers several optimization parameters such as pupil filtering, parsing of frequency coverage, polarization control, and multiple exposure dosage ratios. We discuss the optimal frequency coverages for IIL at NA = .9 and the effects of the dark field (quadratic image autocorrelation terms) on the aerial image under pupil filtering. Next, comparisons are made of exposure latitudes for various dosage ratios and exposures for several weighted errors under different conditions. Lastly, apodization of the pupil filters is considered and shown to alleviate artifacts associated with Gibbs phenomena at hard frequency stops and improve overall image fidelity.
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