Abstract:
A semiconductor device according to an embodiment includes a semiconductor chip including a region having through holes; a substrate having a first opening larger than the region, the substrate containing a resin or a ceramic; a spacer provided between the semiconductor chip and the substrate, the spacer having a second opening larger than the region; a first bond provided between the semiconductor chip and the spacer; and a second bond provided between the spacer and the substrate.
Abstract:
A method for fabricating a blanking aperture array device for multi-beams includes forming, using a substrate over which a first insulating film, a first metal film, a second insulating film, and a second metal film are laminated in order, electrodes and pads on the second metal film, removing a part of the second metal film, removing the second insulating film using, as a mask, the electrodes, the pads, and a remaining part of the second metal film, and forming openings each being between a pair of electrodes, wherein, a part of the second metal film is etched such that some part of it remains in regions each connecting one of the electrodes and one of the pads, and a region in which entire openings are formed except the openings themselves is configured by the electrodes, pads, and first and second metal films such that the insulating film is not exposed.
Abstract:
In one embodiment, a blanking aperture array includes a substrate including an upper surface on which an insulating film is provided, a plurality of blanking aperture portions provided in the substrate, each of the plurality of blanking aperture portions including one of penetration holes, through which a predetermined beam passes, and one of blanking electrodes and one of ground electrodes which are provided on the insulating film, and the blanking electrodes and the ground electrodes configured to perform blanking deflection of the predetermined beam, and a high-resistivity film provided so as to cover the insulating film and at least part of the ground electrodes, the high-resistivity film having an electric resistance that is higher than an electric resistance of the ground electrodes and lower than an electric resistance of the insulating film.
Abstract:
According to one embodiment of the present invention, a mounting substrate is installed on a multi charged particle beam irradiation apparatus, and a blanking aperture array chip provided with blanking electrodes to perform blanking deflection on beams in a multi charged particle beam is mounted on the mounting substrate. The mounting substrate includes an opening through which the multi charged particle beam passes, a plurality of control circuits that supply a control signal to the blanking electrodes for each of a plurality of areas into which the blanking aperture array chip is divided, and grounds, each of which is provided for a corresponding one of the plurality of control circuits and configured to supply a ground electrical potential to the corresponding control circuit. The grounds corresponding to the control circuits are electrically separated from each other.
Abstract:
A blanking device for multi-beams includes arrayed plural separate blanking systems, each performing blanking control switching a corresponding beam of multi charged particle beams between a beam ON state and a beam OFF state and each including a first electrode, a first potential applying mechanism applying two different potentials selectively to the first electrode for the blanking control, and a second electrode performing blanking deflection of the corresponding beam, the second electrode being grounded and paired with the first electrode, and a potential change mechanism changing a potential of the second electrode from a ground potential to another potential, wherein when a potential of the first electrode included in one of the separate blanking systems is fixed to the ground potential, the potential change mechanism changes the potential of the second electrode corresponding to the first electrode fixed to the ground potential, from the ground potential to the another potential.