Residual stress mapping by micro X-ray diffraction: Application to the study of thin film buckling
Residual stress mapping by micro X-ray diffraction: Application to the study of thin film buckling
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通过微 X 射线衍射绘制残余应力图:在薄膜屈曲研究中的应用
DOI:
10.1051/jp4:20020249
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发表时间:
2002
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通讯作者:
H. Padmore
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作者:
P. Goudeau;P. Villain;N. Tamura;R. Celestre;H. Padmore
Thin films deposited by Physical Vapour Deposition techniques on substrates generally exhibit large residual stresses which may be responsible of spontaneous detachment of the film from its substrate and in the case of compressive stresses, thin film buckling. Although these effects are undesirable for future applications, one may take benefit of it for thin film mechanical properties investigation. Since the 80's, a lot of theoretical works have been done to develop mechanical models with the aim to get a better understanding of driven mechanisms giving rise to this phenomenon and thus to propose solutions to avoid such problems. Nevertheless, only a few experimental works have been done on this subject to support these theoretical results and nothing concerning local stress/strain measurement mainly because of the small dimension of the buckling (few tenth mm). This paper deals with the application of micro beam x-ray diffraction available on synchrotron radiation sources for stress/ strain mapping analysis of gold thin film buckling.