Difference between revisions of "Non atomically precise nanomanufacturing methods"
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| − | * classical top down photololithography for micromachinery (MEMS) | + | * classical top down photololithography for micromachinery ([[Microelectromechanic system|MEMS]]) |
* vapor deposition processes | * vapor deposition processes | ||
* galvanic production methods | * galvanic production methods | ||
* two photon nanolithography | * two photon nanolithography | ||
| − | * implosion nanofabrication – {{wikitodo|add discussion of that paper}} | + | * [[implosion nanofabrication]] – {{wikitodo|add discussion of that paper}} |
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| + | == Microscale == | ||
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| + | Resin 3D printinting for non atomically precise [[microfluidics]]. <br> | ||
| + | Related: [[Chemical synthesis]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:50, 2 July 2022
- classical top down photololithography for micromachinery (MEMS)
- vapor deposition processes
- galvanic production methods
- two photon nanolithography
- implosion nanofabrication – (wiki-TODO: add discussion of that paper)
Microscale
Resin 3D printinting for non atomically precise microfluidics.
Related: Chemical synthesis
Related
- Top-down manufacturing
- Bootstrapping
- MEMS
- Maybe slightly off-topic: Feynman path
