Selective metallization of alumina by laser

Shrivastva, P.B.; Boose, C.A.; Kolster, B.H.; Harteveld, Cornelis A.M.; Meinders, B.

doi:10.1016/0257-8972(91)90155-p

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“…The use of a laser for direct deposition of metals on conducting and non-conducting surfaces has been the subject of much attention in recent days [1,2]. Attempts have been made to deposit metal from gas phase [3][4][5], liquid phase [6][7][8][9][10][11] and thin metallo-organic films [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]. The deposition from solid state metallo-organic film offers the advantage of increased safety and ease of handling.…”

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Laser-induced prenucleation of alumina for electroless plating

Shrivastva¹,

Harteveld

Boose³

et al. 1991

Applied Surface Science

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This paper deals with the deposition of palladium from decomposition of a thin palladium acetate layer on rough and porous alumina ceramic surfaces by irradiating it with a UV excimer laser. The palladium acetate layer was formed from a combination of propyl glycol methyl ether acetate solvent and photoresist, and the undecomposed material was removed with the photoresist remover. The discontinuous palladium cluster film formed by the technique was used as seed for electroless coatings. Different patterns were obtained using point focus as well as projection patterning method and subsequently plated with adhesive layers of electroless Ni-B coatings.

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