Formation of Conductive Templates Employing Indium Tin Oxide
AssigneeMolecular Imprints, Inc.
InventorsSidlgata V. Sreenivasan, Ian Matthew McMackin, Byung-Jin Choi, Ronald D. Voisin
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AssigneeMolecular Imprints, Inc.
InventorsSidlgata V. Sreenivasan, Ian Matthew McMackin, Byung-Jin Choi, Ronald D. Voisin
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The present invention is directed to a method forming conductive templates that includes providing a substrate; forming a mesa on the substrate; and forming a plurality of recessions and projections on the mesa with a nadir of the recessions comprising electrically conductive material and the projections comprising electrically insulative material. It is desired that the mesa be substantially transparent to a predetermined wavelength of radiation, for example ultraviolet radiation. As a result, it is desired to form the electrically conductive material from a material that allows ultraviolet radiation to propagate therethrough. In the present invention indium tin oxide is a suitable material from which to form the electrical conductive material.
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