Method of making plates
A technology for plates and substrates, which is applied in the field of manufacturing conductive plates and can solve problems such as difficulty in obtaining plastic films.
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Embodiment 1
[0225] Embodiment 1: According to steps a / to c / of the method of the present invention, a multilayer structure and a sheet are completed.
[0226] Several multilayer structures were completed by repeating step a / of the method according to the invention, using paper substrates (Bristol board and Maine gloss from the company Arjowiggins).
[0227] Tests were performed to determine the most suitable adhesive for carrying out step b / of the method. The adhesive used must be capable of securing the paper on the layer with respect to the multilayer structure to an extent sufficient to prevent detachment of the adhesive from this layer during removal of the plastic film in step c / .
[0228] We have tested three types of adhesives: a / solvent-containing two-component PU adhesive (reference from Rexor's AD1048), b / solvent-containing one-component PU adhesive (reference from COIM's NC320), And c / solvent-free one-component PU adhesive (the reference is SF2930 from COIM Company).
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Embodiment 2
[0230] Embodiment 2: Preparation of a plate comprising a gold thin film, the gold thin film is formed on the base layer of the plate in situ (the method comprising step d1 / ).
[0231] The deposition of the gold film on the base layer of the plate produced by the method according to the invention was carried out in vacuum with a DEP280 machine. This machine can vacuum deposit many metals such as titanium, copper or gold (gold). In this case, pure metal is deposited on the base layer of the sheet. The sheet was previously placed in an oven for degassing (100°C). Thereby, the pressure is reduced. The pressure in the enclosure is at 9.5.10 -7 mbar (over about 14 minutes) and 8.10 -7 mbar (over about 25 minutes). Pre-spray for 120 seconds first. Then continue spraying for 375 seconds. The final gold deposited on the plate was 30nm thick. Up to 3 plates to be processed can be placed in the machine at the same time.
Embodiment 3
[0232] Example 3: A photoetching step is performed using a sheet coated with a metal layer (such as that produced in Example 2).
[0233] A positive resin (positive resin) with a thickness of 1.8 μm (representing about 2 mL of resin) is deposited on a metal-coated plate sample (size 11*11 cm, such as Example 2) by spin coating at a speed of 3000 rpm of) on. This operation lasts about 15 seconds. The difference between a positive resin and a negative resin is caused during the development of multiple regions exposed to photolithography rays (illumination). In the first case, the exposed areas disappear during development; in the second case, it is the unexposed areas that disappear.
[0234] The sheet was placed in an oven to crosslink the resin. This was done at a temperature of 115°C and over a period of approximately 5 minutes. For the illumination step, a quartz mask is placed on the plate, the mask contains a pattern, and the rays are intended to pass through areas wit...
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