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Opaque regions

A different approach, whereby the resolution may be improved by 50-100%, is based on the use of phase-shifting transmission masks. The latter contain opaque regions, as conventional masks do, but some of the apertures are covered with a transparent phase-shifting material, which reverses the phase of the light passing through them. The interaction of phase-shifted with non-phase-... [Pg.234]

Historically emulsifier cocktails have been prepared using a single emulsifier, such as Triton X-100, with toluene and fluors. This paper will discuss the advantages of cocktail preparation using blended emulsifier systems. Blends of emulsifiers may be used to optimize sp>ecific performance such as sample capacity of the clear liquid region, stability of gel phases, or elimination of opaque regions. [Pg.259]

Photomask with transparent and opaque regions that define device patterns. [Pg.49]

This second edition provided an opportunity to include many additions and correct some errors. Amongst other improvements tables and figures concerning opaque regions and error-signals in the infrared were added. We also appreciate correspondence which led to a number of corrections. [Pg.6]


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