ME 290R Lecture 4.2: Nanoimprint Lithography – Imprintable Materials II
ME 290R Lecture 4.2: Nanoimprint Lithography – Imprintable Materials II
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1. Lecture 4.2: Nanoimprint Litho…
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2. shear thinning
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3. Shear thinning
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4. Apparent shear-thinning in 58 …
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5. Modeling shear thinning with s…
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6. Shear thinning modeling: in-pl…
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7. Some UV-curable acrylate mater…
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8. An example of a UV-curable res…
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9. UV curing resists: typical vis…
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10. Thermally and UV curing resist…
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11. Diffraction in NIL stamps
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12. What about molecular size effe…
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13. What about molecular size effe…
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14. Molding a carbon nanotube into…
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15. Overcoming oxygen inhibition
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16. Oxygen inhibition in step-and-…
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17. Approaches to demolding
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18. Etch resistance and selectivit…
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19. Selectivity: example
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20. Direct Etch or Direct Imprint
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21. In-situ Multi-step Etch Scheme
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22. How to enhance etch resistance…
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