| 英文摘要 |
Copper-zinc (Cu-Zn) alloying micro pillars were fabricated by continuous microanode-guided electroplating (CMGE) in pyrophosphate bath under real-time monitoring. Parameters such as the gap between electrodes, the applied voltage between electrodes and the copper concentration in the bath influence on the surface morphology, composition, microstructure and mechanical property of the micro pillars were investigated. Surface morphology of the micro pillars was examined by SEM, composition and microstructure were determined by ICP-MS and XRD, respectively. The nano hardness was determined by nano indentation. In the case of CMGE carried out at 4.4 V, the alloying micro pillars fabricated revealed a smooth surface morphology and their Zn-content indicated a slight decrease (i.e., from 15.88 at. % to 14.34 at. %) as the electrode gap increased from 15 μm to 30 μm. The nano hardness increased along the longitudinal section of the micro pillars. In the case with the electrode gap setting at 25 μm, the micro pillars inclined to be smoother in surface morphology and their Zn-content to increase from 15.88 at. % to 34.83 at.% with increasing the applied voltage from 4.3 V to 4.6 V. The nano hardness increased as well. Under the condition with voltage of 4.4 V and the electrode gap at 25 μm, the micro pillars fabricated were found to decrease their Zn-content and diminish the nano hardness with increasing the copper concentration from 0.005 to 0.04 M in the bath. |