Semiconductor laser processing with mirror mask

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219121LQ, 219121FS, 427 531, B23K 2600

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046616799

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor processing technique is provided for reacting with the surface (2) of a semiconductor wafer substrate (4) only along a predetermined pattern without a pass-through mask. Excimer pulsed ultraviolet laser radiation (32) is reflected by a mirror (10) having a selective pattern (12) thereon to direct laser radiation only along a predetermined pattern onto the substrate surface (2) as determined by the selective mirror pattern (12), to selectively activate designated areas of the substrate (4). There is further provided a method for forming a predetermined pattern on a cylindrical target (76) by directing excimer pulsed ultraviolet laser radiation (74) along the conical axis of a conical mirror (72) having a selective pattern thereon.

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