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Estructura de Grano de Gradiente en Capas Mejora las Propiedades Mecánicas del Lámina de Cobre Ultradelgada

Xixi Wang^1,2, Jing Wei², Jian Huang^1,2,3

¹Gannan Laboratory, 1958 Hakka Avenue, Ganzhou 341000, China.

Materials (Basel, Switzerland)

|February 13, 2026

Resumen

Este estudio desarrolló una novedosa lámina de cobre en capas "fina-gruesa-fina" utilizando electrodeposición de corriente continua. La lámina resultante de 8 μm logra una mayor resistencia y ductilidad a través de estructuras de grano controladas, ofreciendo una solución escalable para materiales avanzados.

Sus antecedentes:

Las láminas de cobre tradicionales presentan compensaciones entre resistencia y ductilidad.
Las estructuras de gradiente existentes a menudo dependen de un procesamiento de deformación difícil.
La fabricación controlable de láminas ultradelgadas (≤10 μm) sigue siendo un desafío.

Conclusiones:

La estructura de gradiente equilibra eficazmente la resistencia y la ductilidad en láminas de cobre ultradelgadas.
Los aditivos compuestos controlan con precisión la nucleación y el crecimiento del grano durante la electrodeposición.
Este enfoque de electrodeposición ofrece una ruta escalable para la fabricación de láminas de cobre avanzadas.

Palabras clave:

aditivos lámina de cobre electrolítico granos de gradiente fortalecimiento por refinamiento de grano propiedades mecánicas

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