Photolithography is a process that creates patterns or images on a surface by using light to etch patterns into a Base Material. Advantages of Photolithography include the ability to create patterns with high resolution and high precision, as well as the ability to create patterns with a wide range of colors and finishes. Limitations of Photolithography include the need for a precision etching process, as well as the need for an accurate manufacturing process.

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Advantages: 1. High precision and accuracy 2. Allows for multilayer processing 3. Allows for the use of different and specialized materials 4. High throughput capabilities 5. Can be used to create complex structures 6. Easy to automate Limitations: 1. Expensive process due to the required precision equipment 2. Not suitable for large scale production 3. Limited applications for materials requiring high-temperature processing or special processing conditions 4. Low resolution process compared to other lithographic processes 5. Requires long process times for some applications 6. Complex manufacturing process that requires highly skilled staff

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