QUESTION 2.Identify whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. Noexplanation is needed.1.Larger numerical aperture (NA) improves depth of focus (DOF).True OR False2.Double Processing (DP) improves resolution for projection lithography.True OR False3.Gate oxide isolates different MOS transistors on the same substrate.True OR False4.Drain and Source of a MOS transistor is made from polysilicon.True OR False5.In proximity printing/lithography resolution is not good because the gapTrue OR Falsebetween the mask and the resist causes strong light diffraction.6.Higher contrast leads to higher resolution in a photoresist.True OR False7.Phase shifting masks (PSM) enhances resolution in lithography.True OR False8.Resists which require lower dose for full exposure have higher sensitivity.True OR False9.Damascus blades contained carbon nanotubes.True OR False10.Standing wave formation in photoresist leads to better photoresist profiles.True OR False

1. False. To increase the depth of focus, we need to decrease the numerical aperture. 2. True…

QUESTION 2. Identify whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. No explanation is needed. 1. Larger numerical aperture (NA) improves depth of focus (DOF). True OR False 2. Double Processing (DP) improves resolution for projection lithography. True OR False 3. Gate oxide isolates different MOS transistors on the same substrate. True OR False

QUESTION 2. Identify whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. No explanation is needed. 1. Larger numerical aperture (NA) improves depth of focus (DOF). True OR False 2. Double Processing (DP) improves resolution for projection lithography. True OR False 3. Gate oxide isolates different MOS transistors on the same substrate. True OR False

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