2016
DOI: 10.1021/acsami.6b11305
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Fabricating Metallic Circuit Patterns on Polymer Substrates through Laser and Selective Metallization

Abstract: Nowadays, with the rapid development of portable electronics, wearable electronics, LEDs, microelectronics, and bioelectronics, the fabrication of metallic circuits onto polymer substrates with strong adhesion property is an ever-increasing challenge. In this study, the high-resolution and well-defined metallic circuits were successfully prepared on the polymer surface via laser direct structuring (LDS) based on copper hydroxyl phosphate [Cu(OH)PO], and the key mechanism of the selective metallization was syst… Show more

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“…2(f-j). Kaner et al converted carbon nanodots (CNDs) into high-surface-area 3D graphene networks with excellent electrochemical properties by an irradiation with an infrared laser 55 . The fabricated 3D LSG electrodes show high specific volumetric capacitance of 27.5 mF•cm −3 and extremely fast charging rates with a relaxation time of 3.44 ms.…”
Section: Polymer and Biomassmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2(f-j). Kaner et al converted carbon nanodots (CNDs) into high-surface-area 3D graphene networks with excellent electrochemical properties by an irradiation with an infrared laser 55 . The fabricated 3D LSG electrodes show high specific volumetric capacitance of 27.5 mF•cm −3 and extremely fast charging rates with a relaxation time of 3.44 ms.…”
Section: Polymer and Biomassmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These precursors can be organic and/or inorganic compounds of metals, especially copper in the case of selective copper plating. The most commonly used inorganic compounds are copper aluminum oxide [ 12 ], copper-chromium oxide [ 13 ], copper hydroxyl phosphate [ 14 ], whereas the effectiveness of organometallic compounds has been confirmed, e.g., palladium-acetate [ 15 ], copper acetate [ 16 ] and copper acetylacetonate [ 17 , 18 ]. The mechanism of laser activation is, on the one hand, ablation of the matrix and organic ligands when organometallic compounds are applied, and the reduction of these metal compounds to a metallic form on the other hand.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The information about palladium, copper or nickel acetates, acetylacetonates or copper complexes used as effective precursors of electroless metallization can be found in the literature [1,[12][13][14][15][16][17]. Inorganic metal compounds such as copper, chromium in the form of CuO•Cr2O3 [18] oxide or hydrogen phosphate Cu2(OH)PO4] [19] were also used. Beside copper compounds, antimony-doped tin oxide [20] or multi-wall MWCNT/PP carbon nanotubes [21] were added to the polymer matrix.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%