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Optical Lithography's Evolution, High Tech

Optical Lithography's Evolution Optical Lithography's Evolution

Continual Evolution of Optical Lithography - Optical litho progress Resolution, It\92s not just resolution more ITRS requests. Control requirements, i.e. CDU and Overlay, can individually limit the evolution of litho technology, Where the industry wants to go, Where we are now, How to keep it flying, Printing really small features, Negative Tone photoresist model using lines.

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Author: Steve Renwick (Senior) | Visits: 637 | Page Views: 2180
 
Domain:  High Tech Category: Semiconductors Subcategory: Lithography 
Upload Date: 23rd-Aug-2012  Click On Above Link To See More
Reference: SEMICON West

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