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The Zygo Zaris Mask is a metrology and inspection tool. The Zygo Zaris Mask is manufactured by Zygo.[1][2]

Mask inspection tools typically operate by scanning the photomask with an optical microscope using brightfield, darkfield, or confocal imaging techniques.
Die-to-die or die-to-database comparison algorithms identify anomalies that deviate from the intended pattern or from adjacent identical patterns.
The Zaris Mask is used after the photomask has been patterned and etched, as a final quality check before the mask is released to the lithography fab.
Inspection results feed back into mask repair or rework loops, ensuring that only defect-free masks are used in wafer exposure.
Primary applications include defect detection, critical dimension verification, and contamination monitoring on photomasks.
The tool supports both advanced-node logic and memory mask production, as well as specialty masks for MEMS and photonics.
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Last updated Oct 9, 2026.
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