Projection Lithography
Projection Lithography is a photolithographic technique in semiconductor manufacturing that belongs to the class of pattern transfer methods, distinguished by its use of an optical projection system to selectively expose a photosensitive resist layer through a mask, thereby replicating microscopic circuit patterns onto a substrate with high resolution and precision.
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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IMS Nanofabrication (Austria)
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