article·2010-01-30

OrmeSTAR Ultra – the organic metal nanofinish

Bernhard Weßling, M. Rischka, J. Posdorfer

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Abstract

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to introduce a new class of surface finishes as an alternative to current final surface finishes. Design/methodology/approach This new finish utilises nanotechnology and is based on a new formulation of the “organic metal” (OM). Findings The final surface finish is an approximately 50 nm thin permanent layer, consisting of a complex between the OM and silver (Ag). Panels finished with OrmeSTAR™ Ultra show excellent solderability in spite of a low‐layer thickness and therefore offer significant advantages over existing surface finishes. Originality/value This new finish has proven to be a competitive alternative to current final finishes with excellent properties for soldering applications. The new nanotechnology can also significantly improve the environmental and economical consequences of solderable surface finishing.
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OpenAlex topics: Conducting polymers and applications · Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials · Dielectric materials and actuators

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