Processing system and device manufacturing method
AssigneeNikon Corporation
InventorsYoshiaki Kito, Masaki Kato, Kei Nara, Masakazu Hori
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AssigneeNikon Corporation
InventorsYoshiaki Kito, Masaki Kato, Kei Nara, Masakazu Hori
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A processing system and a device manufacturing method that can perform manufacturing of an electronic device without stopping the entire manufacturing system, even when the processing state actually implemented on a sheet substrate by a processing device differs from the target processing state. A processing system for sequentially conveying a long, flexible sheet substrate along a length direction to each of a first through a third processing device to form a predetermined pattern on the sheet substrate, wherein the first through the third processing devices implement a predetermined process relating to the sheet substrate according to setting conditions set to each processing device, and when at least one from among the states of the actual processing implemented on the sheet substrate by each of the first through the third processing devices exhibits a processing error relative to a target processing state, changes other setting conditions, separate from the setting conditions exhibiting the processing error, according to the processing error.
A processing system for sequentially conveying a long, flexible sheet substrate along a length direction to each of a plurality of processing devices to form a predetermined pattern on the sheet substrate, comprising:
A processing system for sequentially conveying a long, flexible sheet substrate along a length direction to each of a plurality of processing devices to form a predetermined conductive pattern on the sheet substrate, comprising:
A processing system for sequentially conveying a long, flexible sheet substrate along a length direction to each of a plurality of processing devices to form a predetermined conductive pattern on the sheet substrate, comprising:
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