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22nd Edition: Optical lithography: the long goodbye Print E-mail
Jul 01, 2004 at 03:28 PM

Mark Osborne, Editor-in-chief, Semiconductor Fabtech

ABSTRACT

The 29th SPIE Annual International Symposium on Microlithography, held in Santa Clara California in late February 2004, is always of significance due to the crucial role lithography and its associated steps and enhancements play in realising Moore's Law. The gathering this year was of particular significance due to the anticipated insight that leading lithographers from around the world would shed on the very latest developments with ArF immersion lithography. Going from concept to modelling and alpha-tool phase in less than two years has been a remarkable feat. 

21st Edition: Optical lithography: the long goodbye
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