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The wide application of PI/PET thin film magnetron sputtering deposition of high-purity nickel Ni in the semiconductor and microelectronics industries

Time:2023-10-11Number:996

Metal nickel thin filmAs a key material for semiconductor devices, it has good conductivity, corrosion resistance, and plasticity. It is widely used in the semiconductor and microelectronics industries, especially for making electrodes for MESFET devices. This article will analyze in depth the application examples and effects of PI/PET thin film magnetron sputtering deposition of high-purity nickel Ni in these fields from this perspective, in order to provide useful information for the target readers.

Application examples in the semiconductor field

1: Ni thin film is used to make conductive electrodes for MESFET devices. MESFET is an electronic device based on metal semiconductor field-effect transistor, which has the characteristics of good high-frequency performance and wide bandwidth. As a conductive electrode material, Ni thin film can provide good conductivity in MESFET devices, enabling the devices to operate normally.

2: Ni thin film is used to make electrodes for photodetectors. A photodetector is a device that can convert optical signals into electrical signals, and Ni thin films are used in photodetectors asElectrode materialIt can achieve efficient electronic conduction, improve the sensitivity and response speed of the device.

Application examples in the microelectronics industry

1: Ni thin film is used to make leads for microelectronic packaging. Microelectronics packaging is a key link in protecting and connecting microelectronic chips, and Ni thin film as a lead material can provide good conductivity and corrosion resistance, ensuring smooth transmission of electrical signals inside the chip.

2: Ni thin film is used to fabricate metallization layers for microelectronic devices. The metallization layer in microelectronic devices is used to connect the wire layers of various device components, and Ni thin film, as the material of the metallization layer, can provide stable conductivity and mechanical properties to ensure the normal operation of the device.

Advantages and Challenges of High Purity Nickel Ni Coating on PI/PET Thin Films by Magnetron Sputtering

2.1 Advantages

1: Excellent conductivity.Metal nickel thin filmHaving low electrical resistivity and providing good conductivity, it provides important guarantees for the electrical signal transmission of semiconductor devices.

2: Good corrosion resistance. Nickel thin films have good corrosion resistance in acidic, alkaline and other media, and can work stably for a long time in harsh environments.

3: Good plasticity. PI/PET thin films have good flexibility and plasticity, and can adapt to device requirements of various shapes and sizes.

2.2 Challenge

1: Density and uniformity of the membrane layer. The density and uniformity of nickel thin films have a significant impact on their conductivity and corrosion resistance, while PI/PET thin films may have issues such as uneven film layers and pores during magnetron sputtering due to their flexibility. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen control during the preparation process.

2: Adhesion to the substrate. PI/PET thin films, as the substrate of nickel metal thin films, need to pay attention to their adhesion to the substrate during the preparation process to avoid problems such as easy peeling and cracking of the film during use.

Further optimization of the method for magnetron sputtering deposition of high-purity nickel Ni on PI/PET thin films

3.1 Control the sputtering process parameters. Magnetron sputtering is a key process for preparing PI/PET thin films coated with high-purity nickel and nickel. By adjusting process parameters such as sputtering power, sputtering atmosphere, and target purity, the density and uniformity of the film layer can be improved.

3.2 Optimize the substrate pretreatment process. The pretreatment of the substrate has a significant impact on the quality and adhesion of PI/PET films. Through surface cleaning, activation treatment, and other processes, the adhesion between the film and the substrate can be enhanced.

3.3 Introducing intermediate layers and interface control. By introducing intermediate layers and interface control layers during the coating process, the performance of the film can be further optimized, and its conductivity and corrosion resistance can be improved.

Summary:

ByHigh purity nickel Ni coating on PI/PET thin film by magnetron sputteringThrough the analysis of extensive application examples and effects in the semiconductor and microelectronics industries, we can see the important role of nickel metal thin films in these fields. At the same time, we also noticed that attention should be paid to the density, uniformity, and adhesion of the film layer to the substrate during the preparation process. By controlling the sputtering process parameters, optimizing the substrate pretreatment process, and introducing intermediate layers and interface control, the performance of PI/PET thin film magnetron sputtering deposition of high-purity nickel Ni can be further optimized. This will provide more reliable and efficient solutions for device fabrication in the semiconductor and microelectronics industries.
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