Method for manufacturing a charge dissipative surface layer
A surface layer, charge technology, applied in coatings, circuits, conductive materials, etc., can solve problems such as product difficulties with charge dissipation surface characteristics
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[0109] 50 standard FCCs of different sizes (105mm, 205mm) with the same standard as CE were treated with the following ion beam process:
[0110] Equipment: KVARC-700 high vacuum with rotating drum (0.5m wide, stainless steel)
[0111] Process conditions:
[0112] - Starting vacuum is about 3×10 -3 Pa; vacuum baked at 35°C for 2 hours before processing
[0113] - using argon (92 volume %) and acetylene (C 2 h 2 , 8 vol%) mixture of linear ion beam sources
[0114] - Ion beam energy 2.5-3keV; ion beam current 195mA; bias on drum 150V
[0115] -Temperature <65°C; treatment duration 16 minutes
[0116] - Treat the second surface in a separate process using the same process conditions
[0117] -Fix the FCC to the drum and mask the copper ends and adjacent edges of the Kapton surface with polyimide pressure sensitive tape (CGSTAPE-8358, 1 inch) with silicone adhesive
[0118] Both sides of 50 FCCs were processed in several rounds of the process.
[0119] All bulk and surfa...
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