Scanning Probe Lithography (Microsystems, 7),Used

Scanning Probe Lithography (Microsystems, 7),Used

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Scanning Probe Lithography (SPL) describes recent advances in the field of scanning probe lithography, a high resolution patterning technique that uses a sharp tip in close proximity to a sample to pattern nanometerscale features on the sample. SPL is capable of patterning sub30nm features with nanometerscale alignment registration. It is a relatively simple, inexpensive, reliable method for patterning nanometerscale features on various substrates. It has potential applications for nanometerscale research, for maskless semiconductor lithography, and for photomask patterning.The authors of this book have been key players in this exciting new field. Calvin Quate has been involved since the beginning in the early 1980s and leads the research time that is regarded as the foremost group in this field. Hyongsok Tom Soh and Kathryn Wilder Guarini have been the members of this group who, in the last few years, have brought about remarkable series of advances in SPM lithography. Some of these advances have been in the control of the tip which has allowed the scanning speed to be increased from mum/second to mm/second. Both noncontact and incontact writing have been demonstrated as has controlled writing of sub100 nm lines over large steps on the substrate surface. The engineering of a customdesigned MOSFET built into each microcantilever for individual current control is another notable achievement. Micromachined arrays of probes each with individual control have been demonstrated. One of the most intriguing new aspects is the use of directlygrown carbon nanotubes as robust, highresolution emitters.In this book the authors concisely and authoritatively describe the historical context, the relevant inventions, and the prospects for eventual manufacturing use of this exciting new technology.

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