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10 July 2003 New stream format: progress report on containing data size explosion
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The data volumes of individual files used in the manufacture of modern integrated circuits have become unmanageable using existing data formats specifications. The ITRS roadmap indicates that single layer MEBES files in 2002 reached the 50 GB range, worst case. Under the sponsorship of SEMI, a working group was formed to create a new format for use in describing integrated circuit layouts in a more efficient and extendible manner. This paper is a report on the status and potential benefits the new format can deliver.
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Patrick LaCour, Alfred J. Reich, Kent H. Nakagawa, Steffen F. Schulze, and Laurence Grodd "New stream format: progress report on containing data size explosion", Proc. SPIE 5042, Design and Process Integration for Microelectronic Manufacturing, (10 July 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.485260
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KEYWORDS
Photomasks

Manufacturing

Inspection

Integrated circuits

Data storage

Binary data

Design for manufacturability

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