DIY Photolithography using 1980s Carl Zeiss S-Planar Lens (405nm)
In this video I demonstrate how I used a Carl Zeiss S-planar wafer stepper lens to do micron-size photolithography and used this pattern to etch a chromium layer. More info on how to etch chromium layers can be found in the second half of the following video: • Photomasks Explained (Contact and Projecti...
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Photomasks Explained (Contact and Projection): how to etch Thin Chromium Layers
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