Possibility of a Metallic Field-Effect Transistor — mentioned by typon

Thu, 17 Jul 2014 17:45:45 GMT

You don't know if Intel's tech is ready. It's classified for the machine manufacturers to disclose if Intel's their customer. I tried really hard to ask this Intel guy at IEDM what they're using for 10nm research and he wouldn't say anything. E-beam lithography has been the work horse for research in fabrication for decades now. You can't get better resolution than E-beam lithography. The wavelength of an electron at 5kV acceleration is something like 0.017 nm. There are some crazy people who are trying to make E-beam systems for production processes (multiple beams, etc.), but I don't think…

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Possibility of a Metallic Field-Effect Transistor — mentioned by typon