H. Teyssèdre, F. Delachat, Jonas Khan, J. Reche, Manuela Stirner, Peter Ledel
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In twenty years, consequent technical developments have been achieved to make the soft stamp nano imprint lithography (NIL technology mature for high volume production [1]. Today the up to date technology and materials from EVG have shown high repeatability and uniformity in term of critical dimension (CD) and advanced rules-based have been proposed [2],[3]. Based on this progress, this paper will focus on line width roughness (LWR) and line edge roughness (LER) extraction as a new metric to monitor quality of imprint. Evolution of these metrics are studied to provide information on stability of the imprint process.