FORMATION OF METAL INTERCONNECTS AND THEIR RESISTANCE-CHANGE BEHAVIOR DURING TENSILE STRETCHING FOR STRETCHABLE PACKAGING APPLICATIONS
- Authors
- Park, Donghyun; Park, Dae Ung; Han, Kee-Sun; Shin, Soo Jin; Oh, Hyun-Ah; Oh, Tae Sung; Choi, Jung-Yeol; Hynix, S. K.
- Issue Date
- 2016
- Publisher
- IEEE
- Keywords
- Stretchable packaging; flexible packaging; PDMS; Parylene coating; Pt film; Au film
- Citation
- 2016 PAN PACIFIC MICROELECTRONICS SYMPOSIUM (PAN PACIFIC)
- Journal Title
- 2016 PAN PACIFIC MICROELECTRONICS SYMPOSIUM (PAN PACIFIC)
- URI
- https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/hongik/handle/2020.sw.hongik/28210
- Abstract
- We examined the resistance-change behavior of thin Pt and Au films on the PDMS elastomeric substrate. A maximum Young's modulus of 1.74 MPa was obtained for the PDMS substrate by adjusting the mixing ratio between base polymer and its curing agent to 10:1. Parylene coating on the PDMS surface was effective as an adhesion layer between metal interconnects and PDMS substrate. Without a Parylene coating, the resistance of a 150 nm-thick Pt film increased from 18.7 Omega to 3000 Omega with stretching to 20% strain and became open at strains larger than 20%. On the other hand, the resistance of a Pt film, sputtered on a Parylene-treated PDMS, was initially 10.3 Omega before loading, increased to 99.3 Omega at 30% elongation, and then decreased to 23.8 Omega after complete unloading. Thin Au metallization has better resistance properties for stretchable interconnect applications than Pt thin film. The resistance of a 150 nm-thick Au film on a Parylene-coated PDMS substrate was 1.3 Omega before loading, increased to 19 Omega at 30% elongation, and then returned to 1.3 Omega after complete unloading.
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