DuPont Electronics & Imaging offers positive- and negative-tone photoresists designed to meet the tight pitches and varied topographies of today’s advanced wafer level packaging, MEMS, and 3D photolithography applications.
Designed to prevent metals from leaching into the photoresists, they are compatible with plating chemistries in a variety of metals including copper, pure tin, and nickel. Our chemically-amplified and conventional formulations in both dry and liquid photoresist versions feature:
Liquid Bump Photoresists
Liquid photoresists are best suited to wafer-level processes. They are spin-coated, baked, exposed, developed, and then stripped.
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Dry Bump Photoresists
Dry bump photoresists are suited to applications requiring thicker films. They are also better choice than liquid for panel-level packaging.
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Bump plating photoresist technology was developed to meet today’s requirement of tighter bump pitches for advanced wafer level packaging processes as the semiconductor industry moves from plating bumps to smaller pillars.
Photolithography is used to image bump and copper pillar patterns prior to electroplating, which requires photoresist chemistries that are formulated to image at tighter pitches.
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DuPont offers liquid bump plating photoresists, along with associated ancillaries, that are ideally suited for wafer-level packaging applications using single-spin coating.
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