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*Choose '''Dose Series''' and enter a start and end value. This is relative dose, i.e. a multiplier on the base dose defined by RESIST in the SDF file
*Choose '''Dose Series''' and enter a start and end value. This is relative dose, i.e. a multiplier on the base dose defined by RESIST in the SDF file
*Choose '''Raster X''' in '''Deploy Mode''' to increase dose from left to right for all rows
*Choose '''Raster X''' in '''Deploy Mode''' to increase dose from left to right for all rows
*Click '''OK''' in both open windows to see the result


This will produce a 10 x 2 array of the pattern with a relative dose from 1 to 2. Remember this dose is acting as a multiplier onto the base dose defined by '''RESIST''' in the SDF file. Thus if a base dose of 200 is defined by '''RESIST''' this setup will start at 200 µC/cm<sup>2</sup> and end at 400 µC/cm<sup>2</sup>.
This will produce a 10 x 2 array of the pattern with a relative dose from 1 to 2. Remember this dose is acting as a multiplier onto the base dose defined by '''RESIST''' in the SDF file. Thus if a base dose of 200 is defined by '''RESIST''' this setup will start at 200 µC/cm<sup>2</sup> and end at 400 µC/cm<sup>2</sup>.
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*Assign a y-axis offset of for instance -100 µm to avoid having the label printed on top of the pattern itself
*Assign a y-axis offset of for instance -100 µm to avoid having the label printed on top of the pattern itself
*Assign a decent size in the '''Size''' window, 20 µm will work for most cases
*Assign a decent size in the '''Size''' window, 20 µm will work for most cases
*Click '''OK''' in the bottom of the window to return to the Beamer view
*Run the Chipplace node to see the result
*Add a '''Export''' node and export the result as normal




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The array and dose assignment can be set up with just a few inputs. Dose label are not visible in this view. Image: Thomas Pedersen.
The array and dose assignment can be set up with just a few inputs. Dose label are not visible in this view. Image: Thomas Pedersen.
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Final result of the Chipplace node with relative doses from 1 to 2 and dose labels in place. Image: Thomas Pedersen.
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