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Wang Jilin, Chen Peiyi. NanoScale Fabrication Techniques[J]. Journal of Semiconductors, 2003, 24(S1): 229-233.
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Wang J L, Chen P Y. NanoScale Fabrication Techniques[J]. Chin. J. Semicond., 2003, 24(S1): 229.
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NanoScale Fabrication Techniques
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Abstract
two classes of nanoscale fabrication techniques, including high-resolution techniques and process induced techniques, are introduced. High-resolution techniques, as the extension of microelectronics lithography, include the efficient but expensive Extreme Ultraviolet lithography, the very efficient and low-cost, immature nano-imprint lithography, and the fine but low-output Scanning Probe lithography. Process induced techniques use some routinely used process and principle, such as sidewall, anisotropic etching and porous anodic aluminum oxide template to form local or self-assemble well-controlled nanostructure. Although the nanostructure is beyond the resolution of photolithography used in process, the integrated density is restricted by photolithography. -
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