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21 July 2000 Maskless 3D micromachining with focused ion beam of high-resolution diffractive optics
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We discuss here the capability and details of direct manufacture of various high-resolution diffractive optics using focused ion beam (FIB) micromachining. In preliminary demonstrations illustrating the capability of the technique, zone plates and gratings were milled in gold using a reactive atmosphere in an automated FIB system operating at 30 keV with a Gallium liquid metal ion source equipped with an iodine beam gas injection system (GIS). Gratings with 20 nm line width and zone plates with 32 nm outer ring were milled directly through 3.5 micrometer and 800 nm of gold respectively.
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Chantal G. Khan Malek, Frank T. Hartley, and Jayant Neogi "Maskless 3D micromachining with focused ion beam of high-resolution diffractive optics", Proc. SPIE 3997, Emerging Lithographic Technologies IV, (21 July 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.390040
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KEYWORDS
Ion beams

Electron beam lithography

Lithography

Zone plates

Etching

Gold

Iodine

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