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Lithography tools transfer patterned information into a photosensitive layer on a substrate. Lithography tools are used to define features that later steps such as etch, deposition, plating, or implantation follow.
Lithography systems generally position a substrate, establish alignment to a patterning reference, and expose photoresist so a later development step can reveal the intended pattern. Scanner-type lithography equipment generally forms patterns by controlled relative motion between the imaging path and the workpiece during exposure.
In semiconductor and related microfabrication flows, lithography follows resist coating and precedes development. The patterned resist produced by lithography then serves as a temporary mask for downstream material modification steps.
Lithography equipment is used wherever repeated surface patterns must be formed with positional control. Typical applications include semiconductor device fabrication, packaging-related patterning, and other microfabrication processes that rely on patterned resist images.
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