Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.

FujiFilm LTC 9310 Photoresist

Fujifilm LTC 9310 is a high-resolution positive-tone photoresist in Fujifilm’s Lithographic Technology Chemicals series, engineered for advanced semiconductor lithography. It delivers excellent sensitivity, line-edge roughness control, and etch resistance. Widely used in IC manufacturing, MEMS, and mask fabrication, it supports sub-100nm patterning with superior process stability and compatibility with KrF and ArF exposure tools.
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Features Of FujiFilm LTC 9310 Photoresist

  1. High-resolution patterning capability for sub-micron lithography processes.

  2. Excellent thermal stability and post-exposure bake (PEB) latitude for robust process control.

  3. Superior adhesion to silicon, silicon dioxide, and metal substrates without additional primers.

  4. Low outgassing profile compatible with vacuum-based exposure tools including EUV and DUV steppers.

  5. Optimized for high-throughput manufacturing with consistent film uniformity and minimal defect generation.

Typical Applications Of FujiFilm LTC 9310 Photoresist

  1. Advanced semiconductor front-end-of-line (FEOL) interconnect patterning.

  2. MEMS and microfluidic device fabrication requiring precise topography control.

  3. Power device manufacturing, including IGBT and SiC MOSFET gate patterning.

  4. Compound semiconductor processing for GaN and GaAs RF devices.

  5. Advanced packaging applications such as redistribution layer (RDL) and via-first fan-out wafer-level packaging (FO-WLP).

Specifications Of FujiFilm LTC 9310 Photoresist



Chemical TypePositive-tone, chemically amplified resist (CAR)
Product FormLiquid solution in proprietary solvent blend
AppearanceClear, pale yellow liquid
Primary ApplicationsDeep UV (248 nm) and immersion lithography (193 nm)
Key FeaturesHigh sensitivity (~15 mJ/cm² at 193 nm), low LWR (<3.0 nm), high etch resistance
BenefitsReduced cycle time, improved CD uniformity, compatibility with multi-patterning schemes
Regulatory ComplianceREACH SVHC-free; RoHS 3 compliant; no intentionally added PFAS
Storage Conditions2–8 °C in sealed container; protect from light and moisture


Compatible Systems Of FujiFilm LTC 9310 Photoresist

Common Compatible SystemsSuitability
Nikon NSR-S630D StepperHighly Recommended – Validated for full-field exposure with standard illumination conditions
ASML NXT:1980Di Immersion ScannerHighly Recommended – Qualified for 193i lithography with optimized dose and focus settings
TOK Coater/Developer System (CLEAN TRACK LITHIUS Pro Z)Recommended – Requires minor process recipe adjustment for optimal develop uniformity
Screen Semiconductor Coater/Developer (SD-1000 Series)Suitable – Functional with standard pre-bake and development parameters; verification recommended per tool configuration

FujiFilm LTC 9310 Photoresist – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the CAS Registry Number for FujiFilm LTC 9310 Photoresist?

A: FujiFilm LTC 9310 is a proprietary multi-component formulation; individual CAS numbers are not assigned to the final product. Component-specific CAS numbers are available under NDA upon request from Fujifilm Business Innovation Corp.


Q2: What is the typical spin-coating thickness range and corresponding recommended spin speed?

A: Achieves 100–300 nm dry film thickness at 1500–3500 rpm (depending on substrate and desired resolution); optimal performance observed at 2200 rpm for 200 nm nominal thickness on bare silicon wafers.


Q3: How does LTC 9310 compare to Fujifilm’s older LTC 7000 series in terms of sensitivity and LER performance?

A: LTC 9310 offers ~35% higher sensitivity and ~40% lower line edge roughness (LER) versus LTC 7000 under identical 193i process conditions, enabled by next-generation PAG and polymer design.


Q4: Is LTC 9310 compliant with ISO 10993 or USP Class VI for medical device lithography applications?

A: LTC 9310 is not certified to ISO 10993 or USP Class VI, as it is formulated for semiconductor-grade use only. Residual monomer and extractables are minimized per SEMI standards, but biocompatibility testing is not performed.


Q5: Are there documented migration or leaching studies for LTC 9310 in contact with aqueous or acidic environments after development?

A: No migration or leaching data exists for developed LTC 9310 films in aqueous environments, as the material is designed for permanent integration into semiconductor structures and is removed entirely during subsequent etch or ash steps.



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