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BLOGS Impattern now blogs on "ImPatterning" at www.semimd.com the latest subject is: 4 blogs on SPIE's Advanced Lithography conference 2012 Incumbency rules ! – in lithography as elsewhere. Advanced Semiconductor Device Lithography - pushing the optical limit for lithography Advanced Semiconductor Device Lithography - what is going to happen next ? Directed Self Assembly – record breaking small features High performance LED’s on Si wafers – the race is on Photonics West 2012 Different wavelengths from one material – a new freedom in LED design IEEE Photonics 2011 Transdermal patches – a maturing bio imprint application ? IEEE Photonics Conference 2011 preview How to Print an Electron Printed electronics for RFID’s make progress Nanomenhirs, a new opportunity for Obelix 3 beams 2011 Cell phone optics - imprint manufacturing Patterned LED Substrates Photonics West 2011 Photonic Cloaking Devices, Photonics West 2011 HAMRing imprint or not, Advanced :Lithography 2011 Imprint as the next NGL- the saga continues, Advanced :Litho. 2011 Optics out of metals, Photonics West 2011 Impattern perspectives on the latest conference news have been "Top 5 news stories" at Semiconductor International. Photonic Crystals for LED's Photonics West 2010 Flexible displays SID 2009, Printed electronics SID 2009 Imprint developments at Adv. Litho. 2009 PAPERS Strategies for the fabrication of low cost molds Advances in Roll to Roll Processing photo from www.polyic.com Microfluidic Devices; Materials and Processes funded by Optical Associates Inc. Patterned Light Emitting Diodes funded by Mesophotonics Ltd. and Molecular Imprints Inc. Impattern Solutions is an independent consulting company with a mission to help you identify where and how imprint can be a cost effective solution to your needs. All the steps that are needed to deliver a patterned layer are represented in the Imprint Cell illustrated right. The requirements of each application drive the process design of all the steps in the Imprint Cell. The Imprint step uses a Mold, an Imprint Material, and an Imprint Tool in combination. NEXT To get the latest from the imprint world go to News. To learn how we can help you with your imprint strategy in Services To learn more about imprint go to an Imprint overview To jump to a specific subject use the Site Map and Search Also, check out the selections in the tool bars above, and to the left. IMPORTANT Restriction of Liability The Impattern Solutions makes no claims, promises or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the contents of this website. No warranty of any kind, implied, expressed or statutory, including but not limited to the warranties of non-infringement of third party rights, title, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose is given with respect to the contents of this website or its hyperlinks to other Internet resources. Reference in this website to any specific commercial products, processes, or services, or the use of any trade, firm or corporation name is for the information and convenience of the reader, and does not constitute endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by Impattern Solutions. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Impattern Solutions. All rights reserved. |
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| COUNT THE ATOMS ! Imprint patterns 75 atom feature in patterned media |
| Molecular Imprints showed a Bit Pattern Media pattern with 25 nm half pitch (SPIE 2009) which I compared to a TEM of a silicon gate that shows the atoms in the silcon crystal lattice (spie.org) |
F.Hua, Y.Sun, A.Gaur, M.A. Meitl, L.Bilhaut, L.Rotkina,
J.Wang, P.Geil and J.A.Rogers, Nano
Letters, 4, 2467 (2004).
J.Wang, P.Geil and J.A.Rogers, Nano
Letters, 4, 2467 (2004).
| COUNT THE ATOMS ! Imprint replicates a single carbon nanotube |
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