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These slightly deeper quartz grooves result in light-wave phases that are slightly askew from the light waves that pass through shallower grooves.
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These slightly deeper quartz grooves result in light-wave phases that are slightly off-kilter from the light waves that pass through shallower grooves.
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To further hone the image, engineers use a technique called optical proximity correction, which uses oddly shaped bars, notches and other distortions that are cut into the chrome template on the quartz plate to trick light waves into making a more precise pattern (see left).
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To further hone the image, engineers use a technique called optical proximity correction, which uses oddly shaped bars, notches and other distortions that are cut into the chrome template on the quartz plate to trick light waves into making a more precise pattern (see chart).
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This is the same power source for things like quartz watches and kids' light-up sneakers.
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Most photomasks are created by etching away a thin film of light-blocking chrome from the surface of a quartz plate.
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