Critical dimensions refer to specific measurements or features on a component or system that are essential to its performance, functionality, or manufacturability. These dimensions are often highlighted in engineering, manufacturing, and design processes because deviations from these specifications can significantly affect the quality, performance, and reliability of a product. In various fields, such as semiconductor manufacturing, aerospace, and mechanical engineering, critical dimensions can include: 1. **Tolerance Levels**: The acceptable range of variation in a dimension.

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