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photomask
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photomask
An opaque image on a translucent plate that is used as a light filter to transfer an image from one device to another. See chip.
photomask [′fōd·ō‚mask]
(electronics)
A film or glass negative that has many high-resolution images, used in the production of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits.


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