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A lithography scanner exposes a patterned optical image onto a photosensitive layer so the pattern can be transferred to the wafer surface.
A scanner in this class typically aligns the wafer to the reticle pattern, controls exposure placement, and supports repeated pattern transfer across many sites on a substrate.
A lithography scanner sits in the patterning stage of semiconductor manufacturing, before etch and other pattern-transfer steps.
A lithography scanner follows wafer preparation and resist coating, and it precedes development and downstream transfer operations.
A lithography scanner is used for defining circuit patterns on wafers in integrated-circuit fabrication.
A lithography scanner is used wherever repeated, controlled optical patterning is required on a photosensitive wafer surface.
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Last updated Oct 6, 2026.
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