- cost. In
complex integrated circuits, a
wafer may go
through the
photolithographic cycle as many as 50 times. It is also an
important technique for microfabrication...
-
known as a
printed antenna)
usually is an
antenna fabricated using photolithographic techniques on a
printed circuit board (PCB). It is a kind of internal...
- Non-recurring
engineering costs are much
lower than full
custom designs, as
photolithographic masks are
required only for the
metal layers.
Production cycles are...
- implantation, etching, thin-film
deposition of
various materials, and
photolithographic patterning. Finally, the
individual microcircuits are
separated by...
- data into mask data and uses it to
generate the
photomasks used in a
photolithographic process of
semiconductor device fabrication. In the earlier, simpler...
- wire, but
today it is much more
common to
create interconnections by
photolithographic techniques on a
laminated substrate (a
printed circuit board or PCB)...
- of a cathode-ray tube, or
opaque spots printed on gl****
discs by
photolithographic techniques. In the 1950s and 1960s,
these methods were
largely supplanted...
-
drawings Introduction of the
blueprint process eliminated the
expense of
photolithographic reproduction or of hand-tracing of
original drawings. By the later...
-
Focal molography (“molography” in short) is a
biophysical method for
robust and
sensitive detection of
biomolecular interactions in a label-free manner...
- and
memories (such as RAM and
flash memory). It is a multiple-step
photolithographic and physico-chemical
process (with
steps such as
thermal oxidation...
