Mask Aligner

Description

The Mask aligner is for UV lithography, a microfabrication process to selectively remove parts of a thin film of photoresist on a substrate. It uses UV light to transfer a geometric pattern from a photomask to a light-sensitive photoresist on the substrate. Sub-micron size features can be created after a series of chemical developments and thermal treatment. Our SUSS MJB3 has a mercury lamp providing NUV spectrum ranging from 350 nm to 450 nm and can handle 2” wafers such as Si, GaAs semiconductor as well as other flat substrate.

Details

Manufacturer
Model No. MJB 3
Serial No. 1478
Location NanoTechnology Photolithography Lab (Cle [1-086-0028-00MB-B64A]
Identifier 10077882
Organisation: School of Electronic & Electrical Eng [50000070]
Owner Edmund Linfield
e.h.linfield@leeds.ac.uk
0113-34-32015
Contact
Category / Taxonomy Process Equipment - Physical > Lithography > Optical (Lithography) (Genus)