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Microlithography is a
general name for any
manufacturing process that can
create a
minutely patterned thin film of
protective materials over a substrate...
- and is used for high-precision
applications in
telescope optics,
microlithography machines and
inertial navigation systems. The main
applications for...
-
extremely clean operating conditions.
Photolithography is a
subclass of
microlithography, the
general term for
processes that
generate patterned thin films...
- phase-shifting masks". In Wiley,
James N. (ed.). 10th
Annual Symp on
Microlithography. Vol. 1496. pp. 27–53. doi:10.1117/12.29750. S2CID 109009678. Eom,...
- Calma,
February 1987 SPIE
Handbook of
Microlithography,
Micromachining and Microfabrication, Vol. 1:
Microlithography // Bellingham, Wash. : SPIE Optical...
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extensions for the ****ure". Proc. SPIE 5377,
Optical Microlithography XVII.
Optical Microlithography XVII. 5377: 1. Bibcode:2004SPIE.5377....1S. doi:10...
- wet,
cryogenic or
other chemistry techniques. The
company also sold
microlithography systems using photoresist processes. The
company provides upgrade,...
- research. The
major concepts and
principles of
microfabrication are
microlithography, doping, thin films, etching, bonding, and polishing. Microfabricated...
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substrate (e.g. wafer) by
means of UV
radiation or
electron beam. In
microlithography,
typically UV
radiation casts an
image of a time
constant mask onto...
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alternating phase-shifting masks". Optical/Laser
Microlithography VI. Optical/Laser
Microlithography. 1927: 89–100. Bibcode:1993SPIE.1927...89L. doi:10...
