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Technology / Manufacturing / Coatings / Atomic layer deposition / Chemical vapor deposition / High-k dielectric / Polycrystalline silicon / Atomic layer epitaxy / Titanium nitride / Thin film deposition / Chemistry / Semiconductor device fabrication
Date: 2009-03-25 10:37:04
Technology
Manufacturing
Coatings
Atomic layer deposition
Chemical vapor deposition
High-k dielectric
Polycrystalline silicon
Atomic layer epitaxy
Titanium nitride
Thin film deposition
Chemistry
Semiconductor device fabrication

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