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What kind of resists can be used? What are the required properties of the resist ?

Category: Photoresists
Tags: AR-P-3120, As2S3, AZ 9260, AZ MiR 701, AZ5214, IP-G, IP-L, negative, Ormocere, photoresists, positive, SU-8
Last update: 2010-12-13 10:02 | Author: Alexander Legant | Revision: 1.3 |

Our DLW instrument is capable of writing into a broad range of photosensitive materials. We develop and continuously extend the list of tested positive and negative photoresists for the multi-photon-absorption writing process. The processing capability for the following photoresist has been approved for two photon lithography: SU-8 (negative tone), Ormocere (negative tone), AZ5214 (negative tone), IP-L, IP-G (negative tone), As2S3 (negative tone), AZ MiR 701 (positive tone), AR-P-3120 (positive tone) and AZ 9260 (positive tone).

In general the resist has to be transparent at the laser wavelength at 780nm and has to absorb at the 2-photon wavelength of 390nm.

For casting of photoresist structures to different materials please refer to the casting and coating paragraph.



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