This process underpins the development of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) light sources, which are critical for next-generation lithography and high-resolution imaging.

Extreme ultraviolet lithography ... By utilising a 13.5 nm wavelength light source, EUVL circumvents many of the resolution limits inherent in traditional optical lithography.

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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory caught the action in extreme ultraviolet light. Massive solar flare disrupts radio signals on Earth Skip to main content Skip to main content ...