How to pronounce“stencil”in English
verbSo you take the wafer, you coat it with a thin film of polymer or plastic and then you put what is called a mask in front of it
or stencil basically. And then you shine light through that stencil and then you expose the plastic at the surface in particular regions according to the pattern
and the important this is when this particular polymer is exposed to light, it becomes soluable The regions that aren't exposed aren't soluable so then you can put it in an etch
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Definitions of “stencil”
A thin sheet, either perforated or using some other technique, with which a pattern may be produced upon a surface; a utensil that contains a perforated sheet.
“You do not necessarily need to have a stencil brush to paint over a stencil.”
A pattern produced using such a utensil.
“In 2013 a damaged stencil of a rat and an image of a girl hugging a bomb were painted over on the walls of a Fitzroy church by the building owner’s father-in-law, who tried to help out by painting the building while house sitting. He did not know the significance of the stencils.”
To print with a stencil.
“Stencilled letters were used for words and phrases, as well as for captions for some of his stencil “prints,” print being used in the sense of a multicolor woodcut.”
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