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Very helpful for seeing the static dispense! It's so easy to get that glob of photoresist off center.

You almost won a Nobel Prize ;-) @ 4:46 From Wikipedia: Under most definitions the radii of isolated neutral atoms range between 30 and 300 pm (trillionths of a meter), or between 0.3 and 3 ångströms. Therefore, the radius of an atom is more than 10,000 times the radius of its nucleus (1-10 fm),[2] and less than 1/1000 of the wavelength of visible light (400-700 nm).

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It is really racist to put the name of an Indian for this facility! It is appalling!! We all know Indians are smart but to mock them by putting an Indian name for Science center in USA is racist!

Thanks for this video. Can I also do the silanization process in the steel vacuum system?

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if you cant change scale, just use shift key when scaling!!

hi, can you help me about where can i download the templates

thanks for these videos. it helps a lot i'm sorry but, when i use handles it moves the object not to scale the object

Hello can you help me in my layout for a mask of OECT TRANSISTOR ?

I would like to add that there are some more ways to do Boolean Operations with the LayoutEditor: - the fastest way to do Boolean Operations should be using the context menu of the default select/edit mode. Here you have the items 'Add to' and 'Subtract from'. In this way, Boolean Operation can be done fast between two shapes. - In the same way, you added the grid menu in an earlier video (with a right-click in a free area of the toolbar) a 'Boolean Operation' dock window can be opened. It will guide you through the handling of the Boolean Operation. - For more complex Boolean Operations, there is the feature 'BoolOnLayer'. It performs layer-wide operations and has a better performance with operations containing a huge amount of shapes.

Nice video series, Dan. "Boolean on Layer...", at the bottom of the drop-down menu, is quite useful and is typically all I use. For fast results, the key is to perform the boolean operation on the appropriate (read lowest) level in the hierarchy, generally not in the topcell. Also realize that Boolean on Layer outputs only in the current cell, not globally. Jim

Great Training Videos! Thanks for providing it!

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Great video!!!