A kind of device and method for bonding ito nanowire at room temperature
A nanowire, room temperature technology, used in nanotechnology, microstructure devices, processing microstructure devices, etc., can solve problems such as difficulties in wide application, and achieve good degrees of freedom, good process repeatability, and good conductivity.
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Embodiment 1
[0054] Implementation example 1: such as figure 2 As shown, an ITO nanowire is used to be welded to another ITO nanowire. The material is treated in the plasma for 1 minute, the power is 60 watts, the air pressure is 2 Pa, and the oxygen flow rate is 50 sccm. The probe uses carbon nanotubes. Panel (a) shows the initial state, where the probe and the ITO nanowire have been in contact. Figure (b) shows that the contacted ITO nanowire breaks and makes contact with the adjacent ITO nanowire. Apply a small positive pressure and hold for about 1 second to bond the two together.
Embodiment 2
[0055] Implementation example 2: such as image 3 As shown, an ITO nanowire is used to be welded to another ITO nanowire. The material is treated in the plasma for 1 minute, the power is 60 watts, the air pressure is 2 Pa, and the oxygen flow rate is 50 sccm. The probe uses carbon nanotubes. The figure shows three segments of ITO nanowire contact bonding formation. Applying a small lateral pressure and holding it for about 30 seconds allowed the nanowires to bond together. (Note: The magnification of the picture is the same as the picture above).
Embodiment 3
[0056] Implementation example 3: such as Figure 4 As shown, an ITO nanowire is used to be welded to another ITO nanowire. The material is treated in the plasma for 1 minute, the power is 60 watts, the air pressure is 2 Pa, and the oxygen flow rate is 50 sccm. The probe uses carbon nanotubes. Apply a small positive pressure and hold for about 10 seconds to bond the two together. The figure shows four segments of ITO nanowire contact bonding formation. (Note: The magnification of the picture is the same as the picture above).
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