Development of microforming process combined with thin film transfer printing

Microforming receives a lot of attentions in the recent years due to the increased use of microparts in electronics and medical sectors. For the further functionalization of these micro devices, high functional surface with noble metals are strongly required for the devices in bio- and medical field...

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Main Authors: Koshimizu Kazushi, Zheng Qiu, Shimizu Tetsuhide, Yang Ming
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2015-01-01
Series:Manufacturing Review
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/mfreview/2015009
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spelling doaj-3b3674c0666248c08650d6ab924e43872020-11-24T21:58:14ZengEDP SciencesManufacturing Review2265-42242015-01-012610.1051/mfreview/2015009mfreview150007Development of microforming process combined with thin film transfer printingKoshimizu KazushiZheng QiuShimizu TetsuhideYang MingMicroforming receives a lot of attentions in the recent years due to the increased use of microparts in electronics and medical sectors. For the further functionalization of these micro devices, high functional surface with noble metals are strongly required for the devices in bio- and medical fields, such as bio-sensors. To realize the submillimeter structure of metal foils and micro to nanometer structures in one forming process, the present study proposes a combined process of microforming for metal foils and transfer printing of gold (Au) thin films. To clarify the availability of the proposed combined process, transferability of Au thin films under micro bulging deformation are investigated. 0.1 mm-thick pure titanium (Ti) foils and 100 nm-thick Au films were used as blank and functional materials, respectively. The forming tests of the proposed process were conducted. With increasing strain of Ti foils, Au TP areas increase. By this experiment, it’s confirmed that the hydrogen reduction of oxidation layers and the strain of Ti foil are significant factor for Au TP on Ti foils.http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/mfreview/2015009MicroformingTransfer printingTi foilsAu thin filmsMicro bulging
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author Koshimizu Kazushi
Zheng Qiu
Shimizu Tetsuhide
Yang Ming
spellingShingle Koshimizu Kazushi
Zheng Qiu
Shimizu Tetsuhide
Yang Ming
Development of microforming process combined with thin film transfer printing
Manufacturing Review
Microforming
Transfer printing
Ti foils
Au thin films
Micro bulging
author_facet Koshimizu Kazushi
Zheng Qiu
Shimizu Tetsuhide
Yang Ming
author_sort Koshimizu Kazushi
title Development of microforming process combined with thin film transfer printing
title_short Development of microforming process combined with thin film transfer printing
title_full Development of microforming process combined with thin film transfer printing
title_fullStr Development of microforming process combined with thin film transfer printing
title_full_unstemmed Development of microforming process combined with thin film transfer printing
title_sort development of microforming process combined with thin film transfer printing
publisher EDP Sciences
series Manufacturing Review
issn 2265-4224
publishDate 2015-01-01
description Microforming receives a lot of attentions in the recent years due to the increased use of microparts in electronics and medical sectors. For the further functionalization of these micro devices, high functional surface with noble metals are strongly required for the devices in bio- and medical fields, such as bio-sensors. To realize the submillimeter structure of metal foils and micro to nanometer structures in one forming process, the present study proposes a combined process of microforming for metal foils and transfer printing of gold (Au) thin films. To clarify the availability of the proposed combined process, transferability of Au thin films under micro bulging deformation are investigated. 0.1 mm-thick pure titanium (Ti) foils and 100 nm-thick Au films were used as blank and functional materials, respectively. The forming tests of the proposed process were conducted. With increasing strain of Ti foils, Au TP areas increase. By this experiment, it’s confirmed that the hydrogen reduction of oxidation layers and the strain of Ti foil are significant factor for Au TP on Ti foils.
topic Microforming
Transfer printing
Ti foils
Au thin films
Micro bulging
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/mfreview/2015009
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