Lithography


Voodoo Lithography: A Lithoholic's guide to drawing on rocks
Stone Lithography
Robert Heinecken: Copywork
Marx: A Very Short Introduction
Chris   Miller
“ The company's engineers realized the best approach was to shoot a tiny ball of tin measuring thirty-millionths of a meter wide moving through a vacuum at a speed of around two hundred miles per hour. The tin is then struck twice with a laser, the first pulse to warm it up, the second to blast it into a plasma with a temperature around half a million degrees, many times hotter than the surface of the sun. This process of blasting tin is then repeated fifty thousand times per second to produce EUV ...more ”
― Chris Miller, 芯片战争:世界最关键技术的争夺战