Method for measuring metallic film fatigue life on a flexible substrate
A metal film and flexible substrate technology, applied to the fatigue life test of metal films on flexible substrates, the evaluation of the fatigue performance of metal film materials, and the field of metal film materials, which can solve the problem that the determination method has never been reported before.
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[0015] The polyimide flexible substrate is processed into a traditional tensile sample shape, the narrow and long area in the middle (20×6mm) is the effective working area of the sample, and the wide areas at both ends are the load clamping area. The metal copper film is deposited on the effective working area by magnetron sputtering technology, the thickness is 50 nm, and the deposition process parameters are: sputtering power 150W; sputtering bias -80V; background pressure 4.5×10 -3 Pa; working pressure (Ar) 0.1Pa. A micro-tensile machine with a measuring range of 250N is used to apply a cyclic load to the metal film / flexible substrate system, with a strain range of 0.05%-1.0%, and the resistance test equipment is used to measure the relative change of the resistance of the metal copper film Δ with the number of cycles N. By scanning Electron microscope was used to observe the microstructure of the metal thin film under different cycle numbers during the fatigue process; t...
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[0017] The polyimide flexible substrate is processed into a traditional tensile sample shape, the narrow and long area in the middle (20×6mm) is the effective working area of the sample, and the wide areas at both ends are the load clamping area. The metal aluminum film is deposited on the effective working area by magnetron sputtering technology, with a thickness of 700 nm. The deposition process parameters are: sputtering power 180W; sputtering bias -70V; background pressure 3.0×10 -3 Pa; working pressure (Ar) 0.2Pa. A micro-tensile machine with a measuring range of 250N is used to apply a cyclic load to the metal film / flexible substrate system, with a strain range of 0.06%-1.2%. The resistance test equipment is used to measure the relative change of the resistance of the metal aluminum film Δ with the number of cycles N. By scanning Electron microscope was used to observe the microstructure of the metal thin film under different cycle numbers during the fatigue process; t...
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[0019] The polyimide flexible substrate is processed into a traditional tensile sample shape, the narrow and long area in the middle (20×6mm) is the effective working area of the sample, and the wide areas at both ends are the load clamping area. Using magnetron sputtering technology to deposit metal copper film on the effective working area, the thickness is 2 microns, the deposition process parameters are: sputtering power 120W; sputtering bias -80V; background pressure 4.5×10 -3 Pa; working pressure (Ar) 0.1Pa. A micro-tensile machine with a range of 250N is used to apply a cyclic load to the metal film / flexible substrate system, with a strain range of 0.045%-0.9%, and the resistance test equipment is used to measure the relative change of the resistance of the metal copper film Δ with the number of cycles N. By scanning Electron microscope was used to observe the microstructure of the metal thin film under different cycle numbers during the fatigue process; the resistanc...
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