Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography
By M. Besacier, C. Constancias, J. Robic. 2013
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- A Review of Current Methods in Microfluidic Device Fabrication and Future Commercialization Prospects (2018, background): “This light is then shone onto a special photosensitive resist, after which typical developing and etching protocols can be followed [81].”
- High-NA EUV lithography: current status and outlook for the future (2022, unknown): “High-NA lenses are targeted to have fi gure accuracy 20 pm rms. 5) Mid-and high-spatial frequency roughness is currently below 100 pm rms on 0.33 NA lenses, 6) and similar levels will be needed on high-NA lenses to keep fl are (scattered light) to acceptable levels.”