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Gold thick film conductors

Developments in reactively-bonded materials

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Conventional thick film conductors rely for their adhesion on the formation of a glassy layer which keys them both chemically and mechanically to the substrate surface. A newer type of conductor contains no glass frit but is reactively-bonded to the substrate, resulting in different properties which may be advantageous for certain applications. This article is based upon a contribution presented to the International Hybrid Microelectronics Society’s European Conference held at Bad Homburg, West Germany, in May.

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Coleman, M.V., Gurnett, G.E. Gold thick film conductors. Gold Bull 10, 74–75 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03215436

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