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Title: Laser-induced deposition of nanostructured copper microwires on surfaces of composite materials.
Authors: Tumkin, Ilya I.1, Kochemirovsky, Vladimir A.1 lasergroupspb@gmail.com, Bal'makov, Mikhail D.1, Safonov, Sergey V.1, Zhigley, Elvira S.1, Logunov, Lev S.1, Shishkova, Ekaterina V.1
Source: Surface & Coatings Technology. Feb2015, Vol. 264, p187-192. 6p.
Subjects: Copper alloys, Nanostructured materials, Metallic surfaces, Microelectronics, Electric properties of metals
Abstract: Microelectronics industry is growing fast and the rate of new devices' development increases every year. Therefore, methods for simple and high-precision metal coating on dielectrics are needed. Existing methods do not allow performing the high-precision metal deposition without using photomasks, while making a photomask for each prototype is a long and expensive process. One of the methods of maskless metal deposition is laser-induced chemical liquid-phase deposition (LCLD). In this work we show the effect of substrate surface type on a result of LCLD. Deposited copper structures were characterized by SEM, EDX and impedance spectroscopy. The results show that laser-induced copper deposition is highly affected by the surface being a homogeneous or composite material. It was found that the deposits with low resistivity and high quality metal localization mostly appear on the two-phase surfaces. In contrast, deposits on one-phase surfaces exhibited poor topology of copper material. Statistical modeling was involved to describe this phenomenon. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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