CY9456 Copper Single Crystal Substrates Cu Substrate (111), 5x5x1 mm, SSP

Copper Single Crystal Substrates Cu Substrate (111), 5x5x1 mm, SSP Description

The Copper Single Crystal Substrates Cu Substrate (111), 5x5x1 mm, SSP are fabricated from high-purity copper using single crystal growth techniques. The (111) orientation enhances surface uniformity critical for research scale processes. The substrate’s dimensions—5 mm by 5 mm with a 1 mm thickness—ensure compatibility with standard R&D equipment. The material exhibits low dislocation density, contributing to reproducible physical properties required in materials science experiments and device prototyping.

Copper Single Crystal Substrates Cu Substrate (111), 5x5x1 mm, SSP Applications

1.       Electronics and Microfabrication
   - Used as a conductive platform in microelectronic devices to achieve controlled electron flow by leveraging its homogeneous crystal structure.
   - Applied as a substrate for thin film deposition in sensor fabrication to provide a defect-minimized base for accurate device performance.

2.       Research and Material Science
   - Serves as a base for epitaxial growth experiments in semiconductor research to observe lattice matching effects by utilising its single crystal properties.
   - Employed in the study of copper surface interactions to investigate oxidation mechanisms through its well-defined crystallographic orientation.

Copper Single Crystal Substrates Cu Substrate (111), 5x5x1 mm, SSP Packing

The substrates are packaged in anti-scratch carriers with foam cushioning to protect against mechanical damage. Each unit is sealed in an inert atmosphere pouch to minimise oxidation and contamination. The packaging supports proper storage at controlled temperature and humidity levels. Custom labeling, compartmentalisation, and additional shock-absorbing inserts are available upon request to meet specific handling requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the significance of the (111) orientation in these substrates?
A1: The (111) orientation offers a uniform atomic surface arrangement essential for experiments involving epitaxial growth and surface reaction studies. This specific alignment minimises surface defects and facilitates reproducible experimental conditions.

Q2: How do the substrate dimensions impact its application in research?
A2: The compact dimensions (5x5x1 mm) are designed to fit standard laboratory equipment, allowing integration into controlled experimental setups while preserving the intrinsic material properties necessary for accurate testing in material science applications.

Q3: What quality control measures are in place during substrate production?
A3: Quality control includes electron microscopy assessments for defect evaluation and surface uniformity checks using X-ray diffraction. These methods ensure that the substrate meets the exacting standards required for precise applications in research and development.

Additional Information

Copper single crystal substrates are essential in material science research because they offer a consistent lattice structure that is critical for studying electron transport and surface chemistry. The refined crystal orientation enables scientists to observe phenomena at the atomic level without the interference of grain boundaries.

In copper metallurgy, the transition from polycrystalline to single crystal forms reduces scattering effects and enhances intrinsic electrical properties. This understanding facilitates advancements in semiconductor research, where substrate uniformity impacts device fabrication and performance.