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травлення (див. т-ж etch) - anisotropic etching
- anode etching
- batch etching
- blanket etching
- chemically assisted etching
- concentration dependent etching
- crystallographically sensitive etching
- deep reactive ion etching DRIE
- deep reactive ion etching
- differential etching
- digital etching
- diode ion etching
- diode etching
- dip etching
- directional etching
- dislocation etching
- dry process etching
- dry etching
- electron-beam induced etching
- excessive etching
- exciraer laser etching
- gas-phase plasma-assisted etching
- high-frequency ion etching
- hydrogen reactive ion etching
- ion etching
- ion-assisted plasma etching
- ion-beam induced etching
- isotropic etching
- jet etching
- laser-enhanced etching
- laser-induced pattern projection etching
- laser radical etching
- lateral etching
- lift-off etching
- light-induced etching
- low-pressure plasma etching
- low-pressure etching
- masked etching
- maskless etching
- maskless laser etching
- mesa etching
- microwave plasma etching
- microwave etching
- mild etching
- nonundercutting etching
- orientation-dependent etching
- oxygen gas plasma etching
- permeation etching
- photochemical etching
- photoelectrochemical etching
- photo-enhanced chemical dry etching
- photoexcited etching
- photo-initiated etching
- photoresist-masked etching
- plasma reactor etching
- plasma etching
- post etching
- preferential etching
- radical plasma etching
- radical etching
- radio-frequency plasma etching
- reactive ion etching
- regenerative etching
- resistless etching
- selective etching
- sharp etching
- sideways etching
- single-step laser etching
- spray etching
- sputter etching
- steady-state etching
- synchrotron radiation-assisted etching
- taper etching
- tetrode ion etching
- tetrode etching
- triode ion etching
- triode etching
- undercuttingetching
- undercutetching
- UV laser etching
- vacuum ultraviolet-assisted etching
- vertical etching
- VUV-assisted etching
- wet chemical etching
- wet etching
- zero-undercut etching
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