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Heidelberg1 MLA150 Maskless Lithography System

Heidelberg MLA150 Maskless Lithography System

The Heidelberg MLA150 (1) is a maskless direct laser writing system for photolithography, enabling rapid prototyping without the need for physical photomasks. The MLA150 supports sub-micron feature photolithography, greyscale lithography, and photomask generation.

  • Laser wavelength: 375 nm
  • Minimum feature size: 600 nm
  • Substrate size: 5 × 5 mm to 200 × 200 mm
  • Substrate thickness: 0.1 mm to 12 mm
  • Photomask production capability: Up to 8-inch photomasks
  • Accepted file formats: GDSII, DXF, CIS, and Gerber
  • Photomask availability: 4″, 5″ and 7″ blank photomasks are available for purchase through AggieFab staff

General Resources:

Heidelberg MLA150 Standard Operating Procedure

Heidelberg MLA150 Flyer

Laser Safety Classification at AggieFab

Resists Available at AggieFab for MLA150:

Resist

Typical Use

Shipley 1805

Thin positive photoresist

Shipley 1818

Standard positive photoresist

AZ 5214

Image reversal or positive tone

AZ nLOF 2000

Negative photoresist

AZ P4620

Thick positive photoresist (e.g., for DRIE)

LOR 3A

For bi-layer lift-off processing

Informative Flyers & Data:

Shipley 1800 series data package

AZ P4620 flyer

AZ P4620 data package

AZ 5214 data package

AZ nLOF 2000 flyer

AZ nLOF 2000 data package

LOR resist data package

Developers & Strippers available at AggieFab:

Chemical

Type

AZ 400K (1:4)

Developer (diluted)

AZ 300 MIF

Developer

MIF-319

Developer

AZ 726 MIF

Developer

AZ 400T

Stripper

Please use iLab to reserve time on this equipment.

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