Abstract: According to one embodiment, wafer lithography equipment includes an exposure unit transferring a circuit pattern onto a wafer, a measurement unit measuring a dimension of the circuit pattern and a calculator. The calculator includes calculating a first difference. The first difference is the difference between a first dimension and a second dimension. The first dimension is obtained by substituting a first exposure amount and a first focus distance into an approximate response surface function. The second dimension is measured by the measurement unit. The calculator also includes calculating a second difference. The second difference is the sum total of the first difference for all of the circuit patterns. The calculator also includes calculating a second exposure amount and a second focus distance causing the difference between the approximate response surface function and the second difference to be a minimum. The calculator also includes calculating a correction exposure amount.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, wafer lithography equipment includes an exposure unit transferring a circuit pattern onto a wafer, a measurement unit measuring a dimension of the circuit pattern and a calculator. The calculator includes calculating a first difference. The first difference is the difference between a first dimension and a second dimension. The first dimension is obtained by substituting a first exposure amount and a first focus distance into an approximate response surface function. The second dimension is measured by the measurement unit. The calculator also includes calculating a second difference. The second difference is the sum total of the first difference for all of the circuit patterns. The calculator also includes calculating a second exposure amount and a second focus distance causing the difference between the approximate response surface function and the second difference to be a minimum. The calculator also includes calculating a correction exposure amount.

Abstract: An exposure apparatus according to an embodiment controls the positioning between layers using an alignment correction value calculated on the basis of lower layer position information of a lower-layer-side pattern and upper layer position information of an upper-layer-side pattern. The lower layer position information includes alignment data, a focus map, and a correction value which is set on the basis of the previous substrate. The upper layer position information includes alignment data, a focus map, and a correction value which is a correction value for the positioning and is used when the upper-layer-side pattern is transferred.

Abstract: An exposure apparatus according to an embodiment controls the positioning between layers using an alignment correction value calculated on the basis of lower layer position information of a lower-layer-side pattern and upper layer position information of an upper-layer-side pattern. The lower layer position information includes alignment data, a focus map, and a correction value which is set on the basis of the previous substrate. The upper layer position information includes alignment data, a focus map, and a correction value which is a correction value for the positioning and is used when the upper-layer-side pattern is transferred.