I am using a laser source with an operating wavelength equals to 632.8 nm. I need to use a photoresist which is sensitive to 632.8 nm. I was wondering if such a photoresist exists or not?
I am sure this exists, but a material that reacts with low energy visible light would not be a very shelf-stable photoresist. I am wondering if you could use an off the shelf old-school photoresist like novalac or kodak tfr etc but blend in a triplet photosensitizer molecule that absorbs at 632 nm light. For photochemistry to occur something in the resist needs to absorb light at the wavelength of interest.