CY9447 Copper Single Crystal Substrates Cu Substrate (100), Dia. 10 mm x 1 mm, SSP

Copper Single Crystal Substrates Cu Substrate (100), Dia. 10 mm x 1 mm, SSP Description

Copper Single Crystal Substrates Cu Substrate (100), Dia. 10 mm x 1 mm, SSP are produced from high-purity copper with a (100) crystallographic orientation, ensuring uniform grain structure. The substrate’s specific dimensions facilitate compatibility with standard processing equipment in semiconductor and electronic research. The controlled single crystal structure aids in minimising grain boundary interference, beneficial for experiments requiring low impurity levels and stable electronic properties.

Copper Single Crystal Substrates Cu Substrate (100), Dia. 10 mm x 1 mm, SSP Applications

Electronics & Semiconductor Research
- Used as a foundational substrate in thin film deposition systems to achieve consistent electron transport by leveraging uniform crystal orientation.
- Applied as a base for microelectronic device integration to reduce grain boundary scattering and enhance signal clarity.

Industrial Process Development
- Used as a template in metallisation studies to simulate copper interconnects, addressing issues related to resistance and electromigration through single crystal uniformity.

Academic and Material Science Studies
- Applied as a model material in crystallography experiments to study grain boundary effects, offering clear insights into copper’s conductive behaviour under controlled conditions.

Copper Single Crystal Substrates Cu Substrate (100), Dia. 10 mm x 1 mm, SSP Packing

The substrates are packaged individually in anti-static, cushioned carriers and secured in rigid, moisture-resistant containers. Storage recommendations include a dry, temperature-stable environment to prevent oxidation and contamination. The packaging design incorporates shock-absorbing materials and cleanroom-compatible sealing to minimise particulate exposure. Custom packaging solutions, including labelling and compartmentalisation, are available to meet specific laboratory or industrial handling requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does the controlled (100) crystallographic orientation benefit experimental applications?
A1: The controlled (100) orientation improves uniformity in electron transport and reduces unwanted scattering at grain boundaries. This benefit enhances the clarity and reproducibility of experimental results in semiconductor process development and material studies.

Q2: What storage conditions ensure the substrate retains its material integrity?
A2: The substrates should be stored in a dry and temperature-stable environment, ideally within an anti-static container. These conditions prevent oxidation and minimise particulate contamination, preserving the single crystal integrity essential for high-precision research.

Q3: Can the substrate dimensions be adapted for non-standard testing equipment?
A3: Customisation options for substrate dimensions can be discussed with SAM. Adjustments are available following assessment of process requirements, ensuring that modifications maintain the integrity and uniformity of the copper crystal structure.

Additional Information

Copper single crystal substrates play a critical role in material science research. The single crystal structure minimises the interference from grain boundaries, providing a model system for studying electron mobility and conductivity in copper. Such investigations are vital in the advancement of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits.

In industrial and academic settings, understanding the fundamental crystallographic properties of copper aids in the development of improved metallisation techniques. Studies on single crystal substrates have contributed to enhanced process optimisations and the formulation of more effective material performance evaluations in various research domains.