Service contracts for KM Labs EUV HHG laser system
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The Department of Commerce is forecasting service contracts for a KM Labs EUV HHG laser system to support the advancement of integrated circuits manufacturing. This initiative focuses on developing novel extreme ultraviolet optics, tabletop sources, and methodologies for inspection and process control, utilizing the 10 nm to 150 nm spectral range for chemical and dimensional characterization. By leveraging the SURF III synchrotron and compact in-lab sources, the project aims to significantly increase spatial resolution and material penetration, enhancing the volume of information gathered through fast optical techniques by a factor of 1000. The work will be performed in Gaithersburg and is categorized under NAICS code 334413. A primary goal of the project is the proactive transfer of these innovative metrological technologies to the U.S. industry through established and expanding partnerships. Interested parties can coordinate with the designated point of contact, Nathali Medina, regarding this forecast.
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