Tired of cumbersome lithography machines? Switch to miDALIX’s maskless photolithography machine to save time and money!
Lithography is an oft-used process in research and development, but as you may well know, it can be time-consuming. miDALIX offers you a photolithography machine that can boost your productivity.
Called DaLI, the device employs selective exposure of photoresists using a guided laser beam, so you no longer need to utilize photomasks. Your designs can be modified quickly, greatly facilitating the prototyping process. What's more, the machine comes in a convenient tabletop size.
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The machine utilizes acousto-optic deflectors and thermal stabilization to create nanometer-precision designs. It can be controlled via user-friendly software that requires no extensive training. You can use it in applications such as microelectronics, biophysics, microfluidics, quantum optics, and material science.
Standard lithography uses UV light and a mask to cast an image on a photosensitive emulsion or photoresist. This is a highly sensitive procedure that can slow down your production.
miDALIX has developed a maskless process to sidestep this dilemma. To date, DaLI has been utilized by prominent clients and academic organizations like the University of Cambridge, Taiwan University of Technology.
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DaLI covers all steps of lithography, from design to illumination. It can also support direct conversion of CAD drawings, saving you time.
You can change pattern designs from one run to the next without incurring the cost of a new photomask. Various electrodes and designs can be transferred to a single micro-crystal, monolayer, and other demanding surfaces.
If you wish to know more about the technical specifications of the machine, you can download a whitepaper available on miDALIX’s website.
miDALIX specializes in innovative micro-structuring equipment that fast-track the research and development process. It was founded in 2017 by Anze Jeric, who holds a doctorate degree in mechanical engineering. To develop DaLI, the company has partnered with leading international companies such as Aresis, Nanocenter, LPKF Laser & Electronics, and Rettro.
Jeric says: “Mankind has always strived to improve tools to make processes faster and more efficient. From simple tools evolved various devices, and from them complex intelligent systems. Our goal is to equip scientists with systems that allow them to do high-level science, not just mere experiments.”
Discover a better way to use lithography with DaLI. What are you waiting for? Download the whitepaper today!
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