Lithography Technology refers to a process used in the manufacture of printed circuits and semiconductor devices. It involves transferring a pattern from a mask to a substrate, typically using photoresist materials that respond to UV light. The term lithography originally describes a printing method that utilizes the immiscibility of oil and water. In the context of semiconductor production, lithography techniques are crucial for defining the intricate patterns of circuitry on silicon wafers.
Different types of lithography processes include photolithography, which utilizes light to expose the photoresist, and extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography, which employs shorter wavelengths of light to create smaller feature sizes. Other lithographic techniques include electron-beam lithography and nanoimprint lithography, each having its own advantages in resolution and production scale.
Overall, lithography technology is essential for the miniaturization and fabrication of electronic components, forming the backbone of modern electronics and influencing advancements in technology across various industries, including computing, telecommunications, and consumer electronics.
En diciembre de 2023, se publicó un informe por parte de la institución de investigación SemiAnalysis que causó un gran revuelo al revelar que Intel planea adoptar equipos de litografía…