Method to manufacture reduced mechanical stress electrodes and microcavity plasma device arrays

James Gary Eden (Inventor), Sung-Jin Park (Inventor)

Research output: Patent

Abstract

In a preferred method of formation embodiment, a thin metal foil or film is obtained or formed with microcavities (such as through holes). The foil or film is anodized symmetrically so as to form a metal-oxide film on the surface of the foil and on the walls of the microcavities. One or more self-patterned metal electrodes are automatically formed and simultaneously buried in the metal oxide created by the anodization process. The electrodes form in a closed circumference around each microcavity, and electrodes for adjacent microcavities can be isolated or connected. If the microcavity is cylindrical, the electrodes form as rings around each cavity.
Original languageEnglish (US)
U.S. patent number8535110
StatePublished - Sep 17 2013

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