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This machine moves faster than a fighter jet while positioning wafers with atomic-scale precision. 🤯 Meet ASML’s EUV lithography technology, one of the most complex machines in semiconductor manufacturing. Inside these systems, wafer stages accelerate at up to 7–8g, while precision sensors measure position thousands of times per second....

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Rasterdeck1 天前

How fast can it print a benchy?

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Autistic Bratwurst1 天前

@grok how does one even measure a position with such a precision?

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Raul Acedo1 天前

Why move the wafer instead light? Light has near zero mass instead. Sounds nonsense.

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