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Technical Proceedings of the 2005 NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Trade Show, Volume 3
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Chapter 5: Nano Photonics and Optoelectronics
 

Simulation Studies of Plasmon Enhanced Evanescent Near-Field Optical Lithography

Authors:B. Sefa-Ntiri, P. Docker, M.C. Ward and P.D. Prewett
Affilation:University of Birmingham, UK
Pages:297 - 300
Keywords:ENFOL, nano lithography
Abstract:Evanescent Near-Field Optical Lithography (ENFOL) is an inexpensive route to nanolithography, overcoming the diffraction limitations of conventional optical technology. This paper details modelling work developed by the authors, to produce a predictive model that can be used by future workers wishing to use ENFOL. This work was carried out using the commercial package FEMLABTM. The model provides a tool for developing prototype low-cost, flexible and high-performance optical lithographic masks for the fabrication of diffraction-limited high resolution features, in a “virtual testing” capability. Techniques such as ENFOL are becoming particularly attractive as the need for the miniaturization of devices and therefore the increased density of devices that will fit on a single wafer continues to grow. Where high density lowers packaging costs, which are a significant factor in the cost of photonic and optoelectronic products, for example.
ISBN:0-9767985-2-2
Pages:786
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