Solubility limit for P at 1273 K is Co 2 1 x 10 cm\. Intrinsic carrier concentration is 10 cm\. Thus, before including higher order terms, Do=13x10-4 cm2/s. But with first order and second order correction terms

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I. Plot resolution and depth of field as a function of exposure wavelength for a projection aligner with 100nm< A <500nm. Assume NA=0.26. Recalculate on the same plot for NA=0.41. Discuss the implication of these plots for the technologist that must manufacture transistors with 0.5 um

1.(Plummer 10.3)In a certain process, it is desired that the pitch of metal lines be equal to or less than 1.Omm(the pitch equals one metal linewidth plus one spacing between metal lines, measured at top of features). Assume that the metal linewidth and spacing are

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1. You need to deposit a high quality (low electrical resistivity) Al film at a very high rate(v> I micron/min) and achieve good step coveage using sputter deposition. Referring to information in the class notes and text, answer the following three questions. (Grade will depend more on how you justify your design, rather than on its

Write a compact sentence that describes the molecular origin of gas pressure, including its temperature and mass dependence. [51 A: P is due to change in momentum Ap = m Av of molecules striking a surface velocity Increases as VTm

This is an open book, take-home quiz. You are not to consult with other class members or anyone else. You may discuss the solution to this exam only with the course staff