Our Lithography Division specializes in micro- and nano-scale patterning for advanced sensor fabrication, optical structures, and microelectronic applications. Using both photolithography and maskless lithography techniques, we enable high-precision definition of electrodes, diffractive surfaces, and microstructures compatible with various thin-film deposition and etching processes.
Capabilities
Photolithography: UV and deep-UV exposure systems for micro-scale patterning (down to 1 µm).
Maskless Lithography: Direct-write exposure for rapid prototyping and flexible pattern design.
Etching & Development: Wet and dry etching (RIE, plasma) for metals, oxides, and polymers.
Alignment & Layer Registration: Multi-layer alignment accuracy within submicron precision.
Integration: Fully compatible with PVD, CVD, and vacuum coating processes for complex device architectures.
Applications
Microelectrodes and sensor arrays for electrochemical and plasmonic detection.
Diffractive and micro-optical structures for photonic components.
MEMS and thin-film devices for medical and environmental monitoring.
Prototype fabrication for research and industrial development projects.
R&D and Innovation
Our lithography processes are continuously optimized through collaboration with academic and industrial partners, enabling the fabrication of high-resolution, reproducible, and scalable microstructures. The division serves as a bridge between design, deposition, and characterization, ensuring precision and reliability across all fabrication stages.