Photolithography

by Admin|Published July 3, 2018

A process whereby patterns are produced by photographing the desired design on a photosensitive substrate and chemically etching away the background. The photosensitive substrate, or layer, may form a positive, or negative image depending upon how the layer was photosensitised.

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