Process for producing metrological structures particularly for d

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ABSTRACT:
Process for producing metrological structures particularly for direct measurement of errors introduced by alignment systems, whose peculiarity consists in performing, on a same substrate, metrological alignment markings and processed alignment markings according to arrays of preset numerical size.

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