AZ 726 MIF Developer - 5.00 l
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AZ® 726 MIF Developer
Metal Ion-free Developers
General Information
AZ® 726 MIF is a TMAH-based developer for dip or puddle development, compatible with all AZ® photoresists from our portfolio.
Product Features
The ready-to-use AZ® 726 MIF Developer is an aqueous 2.38% TMAH solution with a surfactant for even substrate wetting for puddle development, but is also suitable for immersion development. For spray development, the surfactant-free AZ® 326 MIF would be the better choice to avoid foaming. TMAH-based developers are always used when metal ion-free development is required. In addition, TMAH-based developers are primarily recommended for our chemically amplified positive resists and our negative resists. For standard (non chemically amplified), DNQ-based positive resists without the requirement for metal ion-free development, a KOH or NaOH-based developer such as AZ® 400K or AZ® 351B can be considered instead of a TMAH-based developer for cost reasons. For cross-linking negative resists, the AZ® 2026 MIF can prove to be advantageous, as it promotes residue-free development with these resists thanks to certain additives. For very thin resist layers (< 1 µm) or very high resolution requirements, it can be useful to dilute the AZ® 726 MIF Developer with water (AZ® 726 MIF: water = 2:1 to a maximum of 1:1). AZ® 726 MIF attacks aluminum with an etching rate of approx. 70 nm/min. If this cannot be tolerated, the Al-compatible AZ® Developer is an alternative, but this is based on sodium compounds and is therefore not free of metal ions.
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MSDS:
Safety Data Sheet AZ® 726 MIF Developer english
Safety Data Sheet AZ® 726 MIF Entwickler german
TDS:
Technical Data Sheet AZ® 726 MIF Developer english
Application Notes:
Development of Photoresist english
Development of Photoresist german