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March 26, 2026Russian Microelectronics0 citations

Formation of Nanoscale Radiation Fluxes for X-ray Scanning Lithography

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VEV. K. EgorovEEE. V. Egorov

Key Points

  • The aim is to address challenges in creating nanosized X-ray beams for lithography applications.
  • Utilized various radiation sources for lithographic processes.
  • Explored projection and scanning lithography techniques.
  • Implemented a specially designed X-ray waveguide resonance device.
  • Demonstrated the generation of nanosized X-ray beams with required intensity.
  • Presented experimental data characterizing the X-ray beam from the new device.

Abstract

A brief description of lithographic capabilities is given at use of various radiation sources and approaches to the applying graphic drawings process organizing in the form of projection and scanning lithography. The main difficulty in implementing the creation of nanosized X-ray scanning lithography associated with the formation of nanosized X-ray beams of the required intensity is indicated, and an approach to overcoming it by using an X-ray waveguide resonance device of a special design is pointed. Experimental data characterizing the X-ray beam generated by this device are presented.

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Egorov et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c4cc37fdc3bde4489176d5https://doi.org/10.1134/s1063739725601626
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