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photolithographically

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  • adjective In a photolithographic way.

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Examples

  • MEMS structures are photolithographically patterned in alternating layers of deposited polysilicon and silicon dioxide, and then are "released" by dissolving away the silicon dioxide layers.

    unknown title 2009

  • For the most accurate and fine-featured applications and the mass production of micro shims, Tecan uses Photo Electro Forming (PEF) - where the parts are grown electrochemically into a photolithographically-defined resist mould.

    Electronicstalk - electronics industry news 2009

  • For low-cost tooling and rapid prototyping of burr and stress-free parts in a range of metals up to 1. 5mm thick, Tecan uses Photo Chemical Machining (PCM) - where the parts are produced by selectively removing metal by chemical etching through a photolithographically-defined resist layer.

    Electronicstalk - electronics industry news 2009

  • MEMS structures are photolithographically patterned in alternating layers of deposited polysilicon and silicon dioxide, and then are "released" by dissolving away the silicon dioxide layers.

    unknown title 2009

  • For the most accurate and fine-featured applications and the mass production of micro shims, Tecan uses Photo Electro Forming (PEF) - where the parts are grown electrochemically into a photolithographically-defined resist mould.

    Electronicstalk - electronics industry news 2009

  • For low-cost tooling and rapid prototyping of burr and stress-free parts in a range of metals up to 1. 5mm thick, Tecan uses Photo Chemical Machining (PCM) - where the parts are produced by selectively removing metal by chemical etching through a photolithographically-defined resist layer.

    Electronicstalk - electronics industry news 2009

  • MEMS structures are photolithographically patterned in alternating layers of deposited polysilicon and silicon dioxide, and then are "released" by dissolving away the silicon dioxide layers.

    unknown title 2009

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