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E-beam lithography is the process of directing an electron beam across a resist layer and thereby creating a pattern that can be etched. Structures of 20nm can be produced. This is the technique that is often used to create nano scale waveguides and microring resonators. | E-beam lithography is the process of directing an electron beam across a resist layer and thereby creating a pattern that can be etched. Structures of 20nm can be produced. This is the technique that is often used to create nano scale waveguides and microring resonators. | ||
[[Image:Si waveguide em.jpg|thumb|300px|Silicon waveguide in which EO polymers can be included]] | |||
See Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_beam_lithography E-beam lithography] | See Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_beam_lithography E-beam lithography] | ||
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E-beam lithography is the process of directing an electron beam across a resist layer and thereby creating a pattern that can be etched. Structures of 20nm can be produced. This is the technique that is often used to create nano scale waveguides and microring resonators.
See Wikipedia E-beam lithography