Hybrid polymers are a class of materials especially suited for micro-optical applications due to their outstanding transmission and excellent stability towards temperature, chemicals and radiation. They are solvent-free viscous liquid and therefore UV-replication has become the most established process for their usage in micro-optics manufacture. However, they have also comparable processing behavior to classical photoresists and can be processed in versatile ways offering further possibilities for 2D and 3D structuring. Herein, we report on different UV-lithographical technologies to create high-aspect and high resolution pattern with hybrid polymers.
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