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The EVG EV-420 is a front and backside contact mask aligner. The EVG EV-420 uses a UV source for exposure. The EVG EV-420 is used for contact alignment in lithography processes.[1][2][3][4]
Mask aligners are photolithography tools used to transfer patterns from a photo mask onto a photoresist-coated substrate. The substrate and mask are aligned under a microscope and then exposed to ultraviolet light to define the pattern.
The EV-420 is used in the photolithography process after photoresist coating and before development. The substrate is aligned and exposed to define features, then moved to a developer bath to remove exposed or unexposed photoresist.
The EV-420 has been used to expose spray-coated photoresist layers on high topography substrates, such as wafers with deep-etched cavities. The equipment supports front and backside alignment, making it suitable for double-sided lithography in MEMS and other microdevice fabrication.[4][1][2][3]
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Last updated Sep 1, 2026.