
A desktop analog foundry. Load a wafer, walk away, return to working analog silicon.
01 · Mission
LITHOS is an oven-sized lithography machine built for analog chips: op-amps, references, filters, sensor front-ends. Slide in a wafer, pick a layout, and it quietly handles coating, exposure, developing, and inspection. An analog foundry on your bench, without the cleanroom.

02 · Process
Six steps. About an hour per layer. The analog recipes are written down in plain language so you can follow along, or hand them to a student.
See the process03 · Built for
A full analog IC course: design, fabricate, and probe real silicon in one semester. No cleanroom, no waiting list.
Test structures, novel devices, microfluidics masters — patterned on your own bench the day you need them, not when the shared facility has a slot.
Print your own op-amps and sensor front-ends at home. One machine, a whole community of analog builders. Shared recipes, shared PDK.
Pattern the parts you cannot buy: sensing elements, electrode geometries, micro-heaters matched to your product. In-house, on your schedule, your IP.
04 · Why custom
The structures your product depends on were never for sale — and getting them made means borrowing someone else's cleanroom, on someone else's schedule.
Your electrode geometry, micro-heater, or sensing structure exists only because your product needs it. Nobody sells it.
Shared cleanrooms mean training, booking, waiting. Owning the machine turns an iteration into an afternoon.
Outsourcing means your geometry and process leave the building. On your own bench, they never do.
One EOL’d component can kill a whole product. Pattern the replacement in-house and keep it alive.

05 · Parts

Prime grade p-type 100 wafers, polished one side. Pack of 25.

Affordable mechanical-grade 50 mm wafers for process calibration.

i-line positive resist, tuned for the LITHOS exposure profile.
