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  devices.  The  main  disadvantage  of  MSL  is  that  it  takes  a  long  time  to  write  into,  and
  process,  a large number of resist  layers  to fabricate  a 3-D component. Although  some of
  the  MSL process technologies  address this  issue,  costs must  be reduced  to compete  with
  simpler  methods,  such  as  stamping, making  2-D microstructures.


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