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Abstract (AI)
We describe a technique using photolithography to produce submicron-scale thin-film structures and simple multilevel structures by single-mask lift-off processing. The technique employs masks offset from the substrate and oblique angle thin-film deposition. It provides a simple means of making small-area Josephson junctions and varying-thickness superconducting bridges and is suitable for the inclusion of these devices in circuits. The examples we show emphasize such applications in superconductivity; however, the technique may find uses in other fields as well.
Key Findings
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A photolithography technique using masks offset from the substrate enables submicron-scale thin-film structures via single-mask lift-off processing.
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Oblique-angle thin-film deposition combined with offset masks allows creation of simple multilevel structures and varying-thickness superconducting bridges.
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Technique emphasizes applications in superconductivity but is potentially applicable to other fields as well.
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The method provides a straightforward way to fabricate small-area Josephson junctions suitable for integration into circuits.
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Offset photolithography masks and oblique-angle thin-film deposition setup for single-mask lift-off processing
Research Subject
Fabrication of submicron-scale thin-film and simple multilevel structures (including small-area Josephson junctions and varying-thickness superconducting bridges) via single-mask lift-off using offset masks and oblique-angle deposition
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1977-09-01
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