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      유연/신축성 기판의 표면 개질을 통한 전극과 기판 사이의 접합력 향상 연구 = Study on Enhancement of Adhesion between Electrode and Substrate Through Surface Modification of Flexible/Stretchable Substrate

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      https://www.riss.kr/link?id=T16921576

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        안동 : 안동대학교 일반대학원, 2024

      • 학위논문사항

        학위논문(석사) -- 안동대학교 일반대학원 , 기계설계공학과 , 2024. 2

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        2024

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        한국어

      • 발행국(도시)

        경상북도

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        ; 26 cm

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        지도교수: 안태창

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        I804:47015-200000737383

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      다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

      Recently, due to the development of electronic devices such as flexible displays and wearable devices, research is being actively conducted on flexible and stretchable electrodes from existing rigid substrate-based electrodes. The low adhesive strength of flexible/elastic electrodes causes delamination between the electrode and the substrate along with an increase in strain rate due to repeated mechanical deformation, causing fracture of the electrode, and this adhesive strength has a significant impact on electrical performance and durability. In the case of polymer films used as substrates for flexible/stretchable electrodes, it is very difficult to have high adhesive strength with the electrode because the surface energy is very small, so surface modification is essential to improve adhesive strength. In this paper, the process of improving the adhesion between the substrate and the metal layer was studied through plasma treatment, chemical surface treatment and adsorption of bio-adhesive proteins. In addition, by controlling parameters in each process, such as surface modification method, surface treatment time, and pH of aqueous solution, we attempted to determine the effect on adhesive strength and establish process conditions for the best adhesive strength.
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      Recently, due to the development of electronic devices such as flexible displays and wearable devices, research is being actively conducted on flexible and stretchable electrodes from existing rigid substrate-based electrodes. The low adhesive strengt...

      Recently, due to the development of electronic devices such as flexible displays and wearable devices, research is being actively conducted on flexible and stretchable electrodes from existing rigid substrate-based electrodes. The low adhesive strength of flexible/elastic electrodes causes delamination between the electrode and the substrate along with an increase in strain rate due to repeated mechanical deformation, causing fracture of the electrode, and this adhesive strength has a significant impact on electrical performance and durability. In the case of polymer films used as substrates for flexible/stretchable electrodes, it is very difficult to have high adhesive strength with the electrode because the surface energy is very small, so surface modification is essential to improve adhesive strength. In this paper, the process of improving the adhesion between the substrate and the metal layer was studied through plasma treatment, chemical surface treatment and adsorption of bio-adhesive proteins. In addition, by controlling parameters in each process, such as surface modification method, surface treatment time, and pH of aqueous solution, we attempted to determine the effect on adhesive strength and establish process conditions for the best adhesive strength.

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      목차 (Table of Contents)

      • 목 차 1
      • Figure. 목차 . 3
      • I. 서 론 . 8
      • 1.1 연구배경 8
      • 1.2 연구목적 . 10
      • 목 차 1
      • Figure. 목차 . 3
      • I. 서 론 . 8
      • 1.1 연구배경 8
      • 1.2 연구목적 . 10
      • II. 이론적 배경 11
      • 2.1 폴리머 유연 기판 11
      • 2.2 폴리머 기판의 표면 개질 . 13
      • 2.2.1 플라즈마를 이용한 표면 개질 13
      • 2.2.2 화학적 표면 개질 15
      • 2.2.3 접합 단백질 BSA(Bovine Serum Albumin: 소혈청알부민) 16
      • 2.3 젖음성(Wettability) . 18
      • 2.3.1 Young’s equation. 19
      • 2.3.2 Wenzel equation 19
      • 2.3.3 Cassie-Baxter equation 21
      • 2.4 접합력(Adhesion force) 22
      • 2.5 금속 전극 형성 24
      • 2.5.1 무전해도금 24
      • 2.5.2 전해도금 25
      • 2.5.3 물리기상증착(PVD) 26
      • 2.5.4 화학기상증착(CVD) . 27
      • III. 실험방법 . 28
      • 3.1 표면 개질을 통한 기판과 전극 사이의 접합력 향상 28
      • 3.2 플라즈마에 의한 표면 처리 31
      • 3.3 화학적 표면 처리 32
      • 3.4 접합 단백질 BSA 흡착 33
      • 3.5 접촉각 측정 34
      • 3.6 접합력 평가 36
      • 3.7 SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) 38
      • 3.8 AFM (Atomic Force Microscope) 39
      • IV. 실험결과 . 40
      • 4.1 플라즈마 처리 가스에 따른 접합력 변화 40
      • 4.2 플라즈마 처리 시간에 따른 접합력 변화 53
      • 4.3 BSA 수용액의 pH에 따른 접합력 변화 . 61
      • 4.4 PdCl2 수용액의 pH에 따른 접합력 변화 64
      • 4.5 화학적 표면 처리에 의한 접합력 평가 67
      • 4.6 접합력 향상 공정의 응용 . 71
      • 4.6.1 신축성 기판의 접합력 향상 71
      • 4.6.2 무전해니켈도금 전극의 접합력 향상 . 76
      • V. 결론 79
      • 참고문헌 82
      • Abstract 90
      • 감사의 글 . 91
      • Figure. 목차
      • Figure. 2.3.1 Schematic illustration of Young’s model
      • Figure. 2.3.2 Schematic illustration of Wenzel model
      • Figure. 2.3.3 Schematic illustration of Cassie-Baxter model
      • Figure. 3.1.1 Factors affecting adhesion in the process of improving adhesion between substrate and electrode through surface modification of flexible /stretchable substrates
      • Figure. 3.1.2 Schematic illustration of a process to improve the adhesion between electrodes and substrates through surface modification of flexible/stretchable substrates
      • Figure. 3.2.1 Image of plasma system (CIONE, Femto Science)
      • Figure. 3.5.1 Image of the water droplet on FEP film
      • Figure. 3.5.2 Image of measuring contact angle by ImageJ software
      • Figure. 3.6.1 Schematic illustration of the 90° peel test
      • Figure. 3.6.2 Image of the 90° peel test machine
      • Figure. 3.7.1 Image of SEM (SEC, SNE4500M)
      • Figure. 3.8.1 Image of AFM (Bruker, Dimension Icon Scanning Probe Microscope)
      • Figure. 4.1.1 Contact angle of non-treated FEP
      • Figure. 4.1.2 Contact angle of O2 plasma treated FEP
      • Figure. 4.1.3 Contact angle of Air plasma treated FEP
      • Figure. 4.1.4 Contact angle of Ar plasma treated FEP
      • Figure. 4.1.5 Contact angle of FEP film as function of plasma gas
      • Figure. 4.1.6 Contact angle of BSA coated FEP film after O2 plasma
      • Figure. 4.1.7 Contact angle of BSA coated FEP film after Air plasma
      • Figure. 4.1.8 Contact angle of BSA coated FEP film after Ar plasma
      • Figure. 4.1.9 Contact angle of BSA coated FEP film as function of plasma gas
      • Figure. 4.1.10 AFM image of non-treated FEP
      • Figure. 4.1.11 AFM image of O2 plasma treated FEP
      • Figure. 4.1.12 AFM image of Air plasma treated FEP
      • Figure. 4.1.13 AFM image of Ar plasma treated FEP
      • Figure. 4.1.14. Optical Images of Cu electroless plated surface on A) O2, B) Air, C) Ar plasma treated FEP
      • Figure. 4.1.15 Peel strength of O2 plasma treated FEP/Cu
      • Figure. 4.1.16 Peel strength of Air plasma treated FEP/Cu
      • Figure. 4.1.17 Peel strength of Ar plasma treated FEP/Cu
      • Figure. 4.1.18 Peel strength as function of plasma gas
      • Figure. 4.1.19 SEM image of peeled off surface after 90° peel test of O2 plasma treated FEP substrate and Cu layer
      • Figure. 4.1.20 SEM image of peeled off surface after 90° peel test of Air plasma treated FEP substrate and Cu layer
      • Figure. 4.1.21 SEM image of peeled off surface after 90° peel test of Ar plasma treated FEP substrate and Cu layer
      • Figure. 4.1.22 Optical image of peeled off surface after 90° peel test of Ar plasma treated A) FEP substrate and B) Cu layer
      • Figure. 4.2.1 Contact angle as function of plasma treatment time
      • Figure. 4.2.2 Surface roughness as function of Ar plasma treatment time
      • Figure. 4.2.3 AFM image of FEP treated with Ar plasma for 90s
      • Figure. 4.2.4 AFM image of FEP treated with Ar plasma for 180s
      • Figure. 4.2.5 AFM image of FEP treated with Ar plasma for 300s
      • Figure. 4.2.6 AFM image of FEP treated with Ar plasma for 600s
      • Figure. 4.2.7 Peel strength of FEP/Cu treated with Ar plasma for 90s
      • Figure. 4.2.8 Peel strength of FEP/Cu treated with Ar plasma for 180s
      • Figure. 4.2.9 Peel strength of FEP/Cu treated with Ar plasma for 300s
      • Figure. 4.2.10 Peel strength of FEP/Cu treated with Ar plasma for 600s
      • Figure. 4.2.11 Peel strength of FEP/Cu treated with Ar plasma for 1200s
      • Figure. 4.2.12 Peel strength as function of Ar plasma treatment time
      • Figure. 4.3.1 Optical images of water droplet on BSA (pH1-12) coated FEP
      • Figure. 4.3.2 Contact angle as function of BSA solution pH
      • Figure. 4.3.3 Peel strength as function of BSA solution pH
      • Figure. 4.4.1 Optical image of cross-liked BSA and Pd nanoparticles
      • Figure. 4.4.2 Optical Image of cross-liked BSA and Pd nanoparticles at pH 4
      • Figure. 4.4.3 Peel strength as function of Pd solution pH
      • Figure. 4.5.1 Optical image of Cu by chemical treated FEP A) H2SO4, B) HCI, C) NaOH, D) KOH
      • Figure. 4.5.2 Contact angle of chemical treated PET film
      • Figure. 4.5.3 Electroless plated Cu on PET after chemical surface modification by A) H2SO4, B) HCI, C) NaOH, D) KOH
      • Figure. 4.5.4 Optical image of Cu electroless plated on PET peeled off by 3M 810 tape test after chemical surface modification A) H2SO4, B) HCI, C) NaOH, D) KOH
      • Figure. 4.6.1.1 Schematic illustration of Cu electroless plating on PDMS
      • Figure. 4.6.1.2 Images of PDMS after peeling off Cu on PDMS with 3M 810 tape test A) bare PDMS, B) BSA coated PDMS C) BSA coated PDMS after Ar plasma
      • Figure. 4.6.1.3 Optical Images of the peeled-off Cu layer by 3M 810 tape test A) bare PDMS, B) BSA coated PDMS C) BSA coated PDMS after Ar plasma
      • Figure. 4.6.1.4 Schematic illustration of Cu electroless plating on TPU
      • Figure. 4.6.1.5 Optical microscope images of peeled-off Cu layer by 3M 810 tape test A) bare TPU, B) Ar plasma treated TPU C) BSA coated TPU after Ar plasma
      • Figure. 4.6.1.6 SEM images of Cu layer after 10% tensile test A) bare TPU, B) Ar plasma treated TPU C) BSA coated TPU after Ar plasma
      • Figure. 4.6.2.1 Optical image of the peeled-off Ni layer on FEP with 90° peel test
      • Figure. 4.6.2.2 Optical image of the peeled-off FEP with 90° peel test
      • Figure. 4.6.2.3 SEM image of peeled-off Ni layer on FEP with 90° peel test
      • Figure. 4.6.2.4 Peel strength of electroless Ni plating on FEP
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