• Title/Summary/Keyword: 미소접촉인쇄

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Ductile-Regime Nanopatterning on Pyrex 7740 Glass Surface and Its Application to the Fabrication of Positive-tone PDMS Stamp for Microcontact Printing (${\mu}CP$) (미소접촉인쇄 공정용 철형 PDMS 스템프 제작을 위한 Pyrex 7740 glass 표면의 연성영역 나노패터닝)

  • Kim H. I.;Youn S. W.;Kang C. G.
    • Proceedings of the Korean Society for Technology of Plasticity Conference
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    • 2004.10a
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    • pp.40-43
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    • 2004

  • Stamps for microcontact processing are fabricated by casting elastomer such as PDMS on a master with a negative of the desired pattern. After curing, the PDMS stamp is peeled away from the master and exposed to a solution of ink and then dried. Transfer of the ink from the PDMS stamp to the substrate occurs during a brief contact between stamp and substrate. Generally, negative-tone masters, which are used for making positive-tone PDMS stamps, are fabricated by using photolithographic technique. The shortcomings of photolithography are a relative high-cost process and require extensive processing time and heavy capital investment to build and maintain the fabrication facilities. The goal of this study is to fabricate a negative-tone master by using Nano-indenter based patterning technique. Various sizes of V-grooves and U-groove were fabricated by using the combination of nanoscratch and HF isotropic etching technique. An achieved negative-tone structure was used as a master in the PDMS replica molding process to fabricate a positive-tone PDMS stamp.

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