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Advances in surfactants for photolithography

Advances in Colloid and Interface Science
The advancement of dense integrated circuits requires the miniaturization of feature sizes, which has driven continuous progress in photolithography. However, there are still some challenges in achieving a high patterning resolution for photolithography such as surface contaminants, defect formation, pattern collapse, etc.
Guojie Wang
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2-Colour photolithography

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2014
Photolithography is a crucial technology for both research and industry. The desire to be able to create ever finer features has fuelled a push towards lithographic methods that use electromagnetic radiation or charged particles with the shortest possible wavelength.
John T, Fourkas, John S, Petersen
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Photolithography based on nanocrystals

Science, 2017
Surface chemistry of all-inorganic nanomaterials enables three-dimensional ...
Striccoli, Marinella
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VUV laser photolithography

AIP Conference Proceedings, 1984
In this paper we describe experiments using a molecular fluorine (i.e., F2 dimer) laser operating at 157 nm as a vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) source for high resolution photolithography. The F2 excimer laser is now the only commercially available laser with high average power at a wavelength as short as 157 nm.
J. C. White   +4 more
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Photolithography

2008
KWINTEN HANS   +3 more
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Extension of photolithography

SPIE Proceedings, 2004
We will review the evolution of photolithography since its implementation in production of semiconductor IC devices. We will show how, at every forecast end of its existence, we have found new ways to prolong its life well beyond what was thought possible, and are now considering driving it to the limits of Physics.
Masaomi Kameyama, Martin McCallum
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