Deep Silicon Macropores Filled with Copper by Electrodeposition
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Abstract
Deep macropores in n-type Si have been completely filled with copper (Cu). Homogeneous metal deposition inside the deep pores was achieved by means of electroplating using a solution containing only mixed with and no additives. Initial nucleation of the Cu deposition was confined to the bottom of the pores and, by optimizing the filling conditions, uniform filling from the bottom to the top could be achieved. Macropores as deep as with diameters in the range could be filled with Cu, without encountering the so-called "bottleneck" effect.
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OpenAlex topics: Silicon Nanostructures and Photoluminescence · Nanowire Synthesis and Applications · Semiconductor materials and interfaces
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