INTERCONNECTS
Nanoparticle systems for innovative electrical interconnects
Nanoparticle systems for innovative electrical interconnects
Background
Micro and nanoparticles are essential building blocks in the manufacturing and functionality of small-scale devices and functional materials. Integration of particles in polymer substrate changes the properties, and allows embedding functions like sensors or actuators. This project brings together the partners’ knowledge and technology on micro and nanoparticle synthesis, their patterning and integration in larger scale-systems and the development of repeatable manufacturing methods and applications. A particular focus is the development of innovative electrical interconnection schemes for rigids to flexible substrates.
Project goal
The project focuses on the understanding and technology development for new electrical interconnection schemes, in which the properties of micro and-nano particles are exploited. The work will focus on
- Multi-physics (mechanical, thermal and electrical) modelling and experimental characterization for single particles and particle systems, in order to be able to relate particle system definitions to expected behaviour along these physical domains.
- Manufacturing process development involving particle systems, patterning of particles as well functionalisation of materials using particles.
Utilisation
We will also explore innovative approaches to bring the particle-based electrical interconnect system to higher levels of performance. Also, the modelling and characterisation methods, as well as the manufacturing processes that will be developed, allow utilization in a variety of directions.
Members
Members
Partners in Norway
Prof. Jianying He Prof. Zhiliang Zhang Prof.II Helge Kristiansen Sandra Sæther
NTNU NTNU Conpart AS NTNU
Partners in the Netherlands
Prof. Marcel Tichem Prof. Urs Staufer Prof. Luigi Sasso Saleh Aghajani
TU Delft TU Delft TU Delft TU Delft
Project activities
Project activities
2018-01-05 PhD candidate Sandra Sæther started, we welcome!
2018-05-01 PhD candidate Saleh Aghajani started, we welcome!