2017
DOI: 10.1149/2.0721712jes
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Direct Copper Pattern Plating on Glass and Ceramic Substrates Using an Al-Doped ZnO as an Adhesive and Conducting Layer

Abstract: Three substrates, Al2O3, AlN and glass, were directly metallized by copper electroplating using Al-doped ZnO (AZO) as an adhesive and conducting layer between these substrates and the electroplated copper layer. The AZO was synthesized in sol-gel solution, where the Al content in the AZO sol-gel was 2 at.%. Because the AZO is a conductor that can be etched by an acidic solution, copper patterns can be directly electroplated on these substrates coated with the patterned AZO. The AZO patterns went through dry fi… Show more

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“…The miniaturization of optical sensors and the rapid development of microelectronics, microfluidics, and lab-on-a-chip technologies cause an urgent demand for effective methods of the spatially selective deposition of metals on the glass substrate. Though different methods, such as electroplating, electroless plating [ 1 ], and photolithography [ 2 ], are widely used for the metallization of dielectrics, the application of direct laser writing, which is a maskless and versatile technique for the precise 3D microstructuring of various types of materials, generates considerable interest in this field [ 3 ]. Over the past decade, approaches to the laser-assisted metallization of dielectrics based on laser-induced chemical liquid phase deposition have been well developed [ 4 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The miniaturization of optical sensors and the rapid development of microelectronics, microfluidics, and lab-on-a-chip technologies cause an urgent demand for effective methods of the spatially selective deposition of metals on the glass substrate. Though different methods, such as electroplating, electroless plating [ 1 ], and photolithography [ 2 ], are widely used for the metallization of dielectrics, the application of direct laser writing, which is a maskless and versatile technique for the precise 3D microstructuring of various types of materials, generates considerable interest in this field [ 3 ]. Over the past decade, approaches to the laser-assisted metallization of dielectrics based on laser-induced chemical liquid phase deposition have been well developed [ 4 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…APL based on zinc oxide (ZnO) has been reported to bridge glass surface and tightly adhere ELP copper (Cu) film by forming an additional interlayer between the ZnO and Cu. [19][20][21] Similar concepts that employ different metal oxides, such as aluminum-doped ZnO 22 and Cu oxide, 23 have also been investigated.…”
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