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How Does Lithography Work?

Lithography is a pivotal top-down method:
- Photolithography: Uses light to transfer a geometric pattern from a photomask to a light-sensitive chemical photoresist on the substrate.
- Electron Beam Lithography: Uses focused beams of electrons for patterning, allowing for high resolution.
- Nanoimprint Lithography: Creates nanoscale patterns by mechanically deforming a resist.

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