Title :
Electroless nickel deposition on the hybrid polyimide
Author :
Yi-Ling Lo ; I-Chun Fan ; Chiu-Yen Chiu
Author_Institution :
Ind. Technol. Res. Inst., Hsinchu, Taiwan
Abstract :
The electroless nickel deposition on the different types of polyimide nano-composites was investigated to realize the interfacial phenomena. For silica sol-gel modified polyimide nanocomposites, silica nanoparticles with polyimide would be dissolved near the surface area when KOH was applied to activate polyimide. The interfacial bonding comes from anchoring effect from microroughened surface as well as the palladium ion exchanging with potassium carboxylate (RCOOK) from imide ring cleavage. For silane modified polyimide, the adhesion of metal layer and polyimide comes from microroughening effect, palladium absorption on the chemically bonded-Si-OH as well as the palladium ion exchanging with potassium carboxylate (RCOOK) from imide ring cleavage. In the treated region of hybrid polyimide, the electroless nickel grains are nano sized because of the nano pores remained from silica dissolution. The size depend on the modification techniques. The important parameters of polyimide metallization would be KOH concentration, treatment time, electroless nickel bath composition, electroless process parameters and post heat treatment.
Keywords :
adhesion; dissolving; electroless deposition; heat treatment; ion exchange; metallisation; nanocomposites; nanoparticles; organic compounds; silicon compounds; sol-gel processing; KOH concentration; RCOOK; SiO2; activate polyimide; adhesion; electroless nickel bath composition; electroless nickel deposition; electroless nickel grains; electroless process parameters; heat treatment; hybrid polyimide; imide ring cleavage; interfacial bonding; interfacial phenomena; microroughened surface; palladium ion exchanging; polyimide metallization; polyimide nanocomposites; potassium carboxylate; silane modified polyimide; silica dissolution; silica nanoparticles; silica sol-gel; Adhesives; Nickel; Palladium; Polyimides; Silicon compounds; Surface morphology; Surface treatment;
Conference_Titel :
Microsystems, Packaging, Assembly and Circuits Technology Conference (IMPACT), 2013 8th International
Conference_Location :
Taipei
DOI :
10.1109/IMPACT.2013.6706692