G03C5/26

Negative developing method and negative developing apparatus

Disclosed is a negative developing method including a puddle-forming step, a diluting step, and a surface drying step. In the puddle-forming step, developer containing an organic solvent is supplied to a resist film formed on a surface of the substrate and keeping a puddle of the developer on the resist film. In the diluting step, a concentration of a dissolution product dissolved in the developer on the resist film is diluted by additionally supplying the developer containing the organic solvent to the resist film after the puddle-forming step. In the surface drying step, the surface of the substrate is dried by rotating the substrate after the diluting step.

Chipless radio frequency identification (RFID) made using photographic process
09874815 · 2018-01-23 · ·

A method for forming a structure for a radio frequency identification device includes dispensing a photosensitive compound onto a substrate. Subsequently, first portions of the photosensitive compound are exposed to a light pattern from a light source, while second portions of the photosensitive compound remain unexposed to the light source. Exposing the photosensitive compound to light reduces the photosensitive compound to a metal layer. The unexposed second portions of the photosensitive compound may be rinsed away to leave the metal layer. Processing may continue to form an RFID circuit from the metal layer, and a completed RFID transponder comprising the RFID circuit.

Method for measuring chemiluminescence
09869672 · 2018-01-16 · ·

The present invention provides a method for determining radioactivity in an ion-sensitive field effect transistor array, the method comprising the steps of incubating the array with electron-sensitive silver-halide material and then incubating the array with a developer solution reducing the silver halides that have been exposed to radioactivity to elemental silver and simultaneously measuring pH at each separate reaction chambers, wherein decrease of the pH indicates the presence of radioactivity in a reaction chamber.