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The following are various tutorials from our NanoFab Wiki, collected here for your convenience.
The following are pages to help you design your devices in drawing programs, and make photomasks (aka. "masks" or "reticles") for various systems in our lab.


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== Drawing Programs ==

:[[File:CAD Tutorial for ASML Reticle v1 - screenshot Device Layout cell.png|alt=screenshot of KLayout view of Device_Layout|thumb|300x300px|KLayout: example CAD file.]]
== CAD/Drawing Mask Plates ==
:Here are pages to help you design your devices in drawing programs, and make photomasks (aka. "masks" or "reticles") for various systems in our lab.[[File:CAD Tutorial for ASML Reticle v1 - screenshot Device Layout cell.png|alt=screenshot of KLayout view of Device_Layout|thumb|300x300px|KLayout: example CAD file.]]
Microfabrication CAD drawings are simple 2D drawings with layers, even though they are intended to become 3D devices through the fabrication process. The fabrication is all top-down, hence only 2D patterning is used.
Microfabrication CAD drawings are simple 2D drawings with layers, even though they are intended to become 3D devices through the fabrication process. The fabrication is all top-down, hence only 2D patterning is used.



Revision as of 23:33, 8 May 2025

The following are various tutorials from our NanoFab Wiki, collected here for your convenience.

CAD/Drawing Mask Plates

Here are pages to help you design your devices in drawing programs, and make photomasks (aka. "masks" or "reticles") for various systems in our lab.
screenshot of KLayout view of Device_Layout
KLayout: example CAD file.

Microfabrication CAD drawings are simple 2D drawings with layers, even though they are intended to become 3D devices through the fabrication process. The fabrication is all top-down, hence only 2D patterning is used.

Stepper Mask Tutorials

Schematic of stepper blocking off adjacent Images on reticle and exposure onto different wafer locations.
Click for Stepper Reticle Tutorial Stepper Reticle Patterns (“images”) can optionally be much more sophisticated and flexible than contact plates.

Mask Making Guidelines

Lithography Tutorials