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Vistec Electron Beam Joins MIET in Electron-Beam Lithography Project

Vistec Electron Beam GmbH is pleased to announce that it has stepped into a joined electron-beam lithography project with the renowned Moscow Institute of Electronic Technology (MIET). MIET, one of the most advanced Universities and research institutions in Russia and Vistec Electron Beam, a leading German supplier of electron-beam lithography systems will collaborate within a dedicated photomask manufacturing project recently kicked-off in Russia.

“After ramping up, the MIET Photomask Centre will provide both semiconductor industry as well as research institutes in Russia with advanced photomasks for a wide range of applications”, said Vladimir Bespalov, Senior Vice Rector of MIET Technical University. “Besides mask manufacturing, education and research will play a central role in the new Photomask Centre. MIET selected a Variable Shaped Beam system from Vistec because of the lithography performance, high flexibility, field proven reliability and ease of operation functionality of the system.”

The 50kV Variable Shaped Beam system from Vistec is equipped with a fully automated substrate handling and is prepared to expose different substrate types and sizes.

“We are extremely proud to team-up with MIET in this photomask manufacturing project”, stated Wolfgang Dorl, General Manager of Vistec Electron Beam GmbH. “The recently shipped Variable Shaped Beam system represents a continuation of an outstanding business history the company has with Russia and opens up new and exciting opportunities in the growing Russian market.”

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