The history of technology development always looks like a clear linear path in retrospect. But it’s never clear when you’re in the middle of it. This historic video takes you back to 2003, when 193nm immersion was still a concept, 157nm exposure tools were expected to be ready soon, and progress on EUV was extremely difficult.
Phil Ware discusses Immersion Lithography in this 2004 panel.
Canon's Phil Ware discusses the issues surrounding the various lithography alter ...
Lithography Panel: Bill Arnold, ASML on the question of Immersion vs. EUV at 32n ...
Chandra Mouli: Director, Automated Manufacturing Technology, Intel: Intelligent ...
Bill Arnold of ASML discusses Immersion Lithography in this 2004 panel.
What are the highest Numerical Apertures and k-factors that can be achieved with ...
Lithography Panel 2005: Audience Q&A on... 32nm: Immersion or EUV?
Lithography Panel: Gene Fuller, Nikon on... Immersion Lithography
Lithography Panel: Mick Fukuda of Canon on Immersion vs. EUV at 32nm
A tribute to Ken Schroeder • One of those rare individuals who without, ...
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