X-ray lithography uses X-rays to transfer geometric patterns onto substrates. An X-ray mask contains patterns made of materials with different absorption coefficients. Errors can occur from X-ray shadowing during the transfer process. The absorption coefficient of a material depends on its density, atomic number, and the wavelength of X-rays used.
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X-Ray Lithography: Dr. Gargi Raina VIT 2011
X-ray lithography uses X-rays to transfer geometric patterns onto substrates. An X-ray mask contains patterns made of materials with different absorption coefficients. Errors can occur from X-ray shadowing during the transfer process. The absorption coefficient of a material depends on its density, atomic number, and the wavelength of X-rays used.