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Residual stresses in vacuum evaporated thin Al-Si films were evaluated by measuring the deflection of a thin cantilevered substrate during removal of the film. Post-thermal treatment and thermal cyclings at temperatures between −269° C and 560° C were also introduced to determine their effects on the residual stresses of the films.
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Wu, N.G., Yuan, Q.K. Residual stresses in evaporated AI-Si films. Experimental Mechanics 9, 519–522 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02319696
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