CN1546725A - Method of forming texture epitaxial film on metallic substrate - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method of forming texture epitaxial film on metallic substrate, which comprising the steps of, rolling metal substrate strip, preparing the film coating solution, film coating on the rolled metallic substrate metallic strip, and heating to thermally decomposing the coating.
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The present invention relates to a kind of method that forms the texture epitaxial film on metal base, relate to concretely and a kind ofly directly filming by chemical process on the thin metal matrix band, heating up then forms the method for epitaxial film texture.Belong to the high temperature superconducting materia preparing technical field.
Background technology
High-temperature superconductor (HTS) material has high current transmission characteristic and can keep magnetic field more than 0.1T at the application requiring of each side such as transmission cable, transformer, generator, motor.Owing to there is heat activated magnetic flux rheology, the highly anisotropic superconducting material of major part exists at 77K under the situation of externally-applied magnetic field, its critical current density descend rapidly (as the materials such as B-2223 of Bi system).Yet, YBa
2Cu
3O
7-6(Y-123, YBCO) high temperature superconducting materia can keep strong pinning and high critical current densities under liquid nitrogen temperature, as at epitaxially grown ybco film on the single crystal substrates under the 77K null field, critical current density (J
c) be 10
6～10
7A/cm
2, the YBCO superconducting film has the high irreversible field of about 6T when 77K, when outside magnetic field is 1T, and J
cValue has only descended 4 times.Therefore, be a kind of possible operational path of fundamental research with YBCO, caused the great interest of people.
Yet the flexible long conductor with traditional ceramic preparation preparation has the weak phenomenon that connects of serious intergranular, and this will have a strong impact on the electric current transmission performance of YBCO superconductor, in order to obtain to have high J
cThe YBCO band of value, must adopt new method, the YBCO film is deposited in the substrate with texture, form diaxial orientation texture (the c axle and the a-b face that are crystal grain all have good orientation), the crystal boundary misorientation of YBCO is controlled in the several years scope coating conductor method that Here it is.Typical coating conductor preparation technology comprises following three different stages: (I) preparation of base band material; (II) preparation of buffer layer; (III) deposition of high temperature superconducting materia.Early stage research concentrates on adopts physical deposition techniques and chemical vapour deposition equal vacuum method depositing high temperature superconducting film on the monocrystalline dielectric base. and the advantage of vacuum method is that the material that forms has planeness and texture preferably, and defective is few, critical current density J
cHeight, its shortcoming are that production cost is higher, and production efficiency is lower, so just are difficult to realize large-scale conductor application, as power transmission, magnetic energy storage, electric motor etc.For this reason, people begin HTS is deposited in the substrate of flexible metal, formation has the compound long band of superconduction of certain anti-adaptability to changes, in method, the fragility high temperature superconducting materia can be prepared into line, the band of all lengths and arbitrary shape with deposition superconducting film on the polycrystalline tough metal base band of good mechanical properties.
The cost of making the YBCO film conductor is lowered significantly, just must adopt antivacuum technology of preparing.Antivacuum technology of preparing has low, the easy operation of cost, advantage such as with short production cycle, is applied in suitability for industrialized production easily.At first investigators adopt chemical sol-gel synthesis technique can be on single crystal substrates stable preparing have the YBCO film conductor of high critical current densities (its critical current density be up to 10
6-10
7A/cm
2).So adopt one of focus that adopting non-vacuum process prepares the YBCO film conductor to be how in the substrate of flexible metal, to produce buffer layer thin film at present with biaxial texture orientation.
A kind of operational path is based on evaporating deposition technique.Nineteen ninety-five U.S. Los-Alamos National Laboratory adopts ion beam assisted deposition to prepare critical current density up to 10 on the polycrystalline metal base band
6A/cm
2The YBCO high-temperature superconducting thin film.Its principle briefly is exactly when a branch of ion beam bombardment a group crystal grain, and the different crystal grain of ion beam orientation also is different by the speed of sputter relatively.In the process of deposition buffer layer, we can utilize this mechanism optionally to suppress unwanted grain growing and obtain the texture buffer layer of required orientation.Various parameters in the ion beam assisted depositing buffer layer process, as line, beam divergence angle, ion energy, air pressure, temperature etc. are all influential to the formation of buffer layer texture, and especially beam divergence angle is even more serious.Only find optimum parameter, just can prepare the high quality buffer layer.Though this process does not have any requirement for the texture situation of base band material, but in large-scale commercial production, continuous production reaches hundreds of meters very expensive facility investment and the parameter control of buffer layer needs, so the complicacy of vacuum technology route has determined the restriction on its application prospect.
Another operational path is the metal base band that adopts traditional thermo-mechanical rolling technology and high-temperature thermal annealing technology to prepare biaxial texture, go out to have the buffer layer of biaxial texture then in the above with vacuum or antivacuum method epitaxy, this method is commonly referred to rolling auxiliary biaxial texture substrate (RABiTS) method.In the nineteen ninety-five invention, is a kind of practical technique of the simple and biaxial texture metal base band that can be mass-produced by (Oak Ridge National Laboratories) such as A.Goyal of the U.S., and this technology has been applied for patent (U.S. Patent number: 5,741,377) by ORNL.
Recently, investigators have used vacuum method (PLD, sputtering, perhaps e-beam) to pass through preparation texture buffer layer on the biaxial texture metal base, and epitaxy has in the above gone out the YBCO superconducting film of biaxial texture, its critical current density J
cUp to 10
6A/cm
2(77K, self-fields).But the remarkable shortcoming of vacuum method is at long band and has overlay film difficulty in the irregularly shaped substrate, and in deposition process, metal base (for example Ni) surface tends to grow the oxide skin that one deck is not expected.When Ni begins oxidation, no matter the original orientation of Ni substrate how, NiO with most probable with (111) oriented growth.This NiO (111) orientation can produce serious negative impact to the growth of biaxial texture.It is generally acknowledged that the method for using antivacuum deposition techniques buffer layers such as sol-gel on the Ni metal base band will be avoided the appearance of above-mentioned unfavorable factor.
It is as follows that traditional employing RABiTS technology and antivacuum chemical film forming method prepare the operational path of high temperature super conductive conductor texture buffer layer:
Metal base band is cold rolling → high temperature annealing form biaxial texture base band → film covering solution preparation →
On the texture metal base band, film → heat and impel the coating pyrolysis to become to form mutually the texture buffer layer
(IEEE Trans.Appl.Supercond.Vol.10 (2000) 1) such as Erdal Celik are used the Sol-gel method and deposited multiple perovskite typed oxide buffer layer (SrTiO on the Ni of twin shaft system structure base band
3, LaAlO
3.PbTiO
3And BaZrO
3), these buffer layer thin films all have characteristics such as homogeneity, intensive, flawless and surface topography are good.The preparation process of document buffer layer is such: Sr, La, the acetate of Pb and Ba was dissolved in respectively in the time of 60 ℃ in the trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) as sequestrant 1 hour, then respectively with tetrabutyl titanate (Ti-tetrabutoxide), aluminum isopropylate (Al-secbutoxide), zirconium-n-butylate (Zr-tetrabutoxide) joins in the corresponding above-mentioned solvent, at last methyl alcohol is added to dilute also in these four kinds of solvents and at room temperature stirs 24 hours, has made colloidal sol.The Ni band is successively at HNO
3+ HF+H
2Clean in O solution and the acetone soln, then Ni band is immersed in the above-mentioned colloidal sol pulling speed overlay film with 0.9cm/sec.Behind the overlay film sample 300 ℃ dry 1 minute down, 600 ℃ of insulations 2 minutes down in three-stage heating furnace then.The coating of repetition front, thermal treatment process are to obtain desired thick film.At last, these samples were annealed 30 minutes under 750 ℃ in horizontal chamber oven.To the buffer layer SEM that deposits at last, EDS and XRD laboratory facilities are analyzed.Whether analysis revealed, the buffer layer of perovskite structure crack thickness and type and the parameters such as annealing temperature and atmosphere that depend on such as the pH value of solution and viscosity, film.In preparation sol process, can and change the viscosity that solution temperature comes regulator solution by diluting soln.Article is pointed out at last, use acetic acid and the alkoxide pioneer deposition method by the continuous sol-gel technology of reel-to-reel can the Ni of biaxial texture with on the buffer layer of deposition perovskite structure, advantage such as the buffer layer thin film that deposits has evenly, densification, flawless and surface topography are good.
United States Patent (USP) (US6,235,402 B1, May 22,2001) provide a kind of sol-gel film covering method of using in reducing atmosphere to deposit the method for biaxial texture buffer layer by pyrolysis/annealing process on the biaxial texture metal base, this method helps being provided for depositing the substrate of electronically active material (as superconductor, semi-conductor and ferroelectric material etc.).This patent thinks that the sol-gel technology has following advantage: low cost, can grow overlay film in band or the irregularly shaped substrate, and the reaction times is short, at the bottom of the temperature of reaction, can produce desired orientation.This patent is with LaAlO
3Buffer layer be prepared as example, provided two step preparation process of buffer layer: employed Ni substrate forms behind hot mechanical treatment, ultrasonic cleaning 30 minutes in ethanol before the overlay film.(100) texture that is obtained is to be lower than 10
-7The air pressure of torr, 800 ℃ of following recrystallize formed in 120 minutes.By the strainer of a syringe and 0.2 μ, the LaAlO of partial hydrolysis
3Pioneer's solution is titrated in the Ni substrate, is getting rid of on the film machine 45 seconds of overlay film of 2000rpm at rotating speed then.Deposited LaAlO
3Metal base be positioned in the alumina boat, alumina boat is in the end of an aluminum pipe.Aluminum pipe is equipped with one can lead to (96%) Ar/ (4%) H
2The interface of mixed gas so just can guarantee that this reducing atmosphere is centered around sample on every side to get rid of the oxidized possibility of Ni metal base in heat-processed.Before the thermal treatment, inject (96%) Ar/ (4%) H in the aluminum pipe earlier
2Gas mixture then was positioned over aluminum pipe in 1150 ℃ of preheating ovens to drive the air in the pipe away in 20 minutes.At (96%) Ar/ (4%) H
2Atmosphere, 1150 ℃ of following pyrolysis and annealed one hour after, aluminum pipe is left preheating oven.When sample cooled off (about 30 minutes) fast, reducing atmosphere will remain on around the sample.In case the sample cool to room temperature just can be opened aluminum pipe and take out sample.The LaAlO that is obtained
3Buffer layer is flavous and the film of the thickness of 1000 dusts is arranged approximately.This patent is analyzed with XRD figure spectrum, φ scanning and ω scanning technology such as (rocking curves) the buffer layer that makes, and the result shows LaAlO
3Film has good (110) texture orientation, and article has also calculated LaAlO
3Lattice parameter.In addition, this patent has also been selected for use with NdAlO
3Overlay film process for buffer layer has also obtained good effect.This article thinks, thereby uses this sol-gel technology can reduce the generation that the oxidized potential energy of Ni metal base stops the NiO phase, and the deficiency of this deposition technique large-scale production ability that can avoid in vacuum method being manifested.But the method for the buffer layer deposition that this piece patent is introduced is a kind of deposition technique of novelty of widespread use, can prepare the generation that the good buffer layer of texture particularly can suppress the NiO phase, and the certain development prospect is arranged.
In a word, based on the adopting non-vacuum process such as collosol and gel of RABiTS base process route prepare buffer layer method have with low cost, rapidly and efficiently, characteristics such as foreign matter content is few, and composition is even, and preparation temperature is low, can be fit to scale operation, be a kind of comparatively simple and reliable preparation technology.But RABiTS process heat treating processes generally needs higher temperature (for Ni, be 1000-1200 ℃) and long treatment time (for Ni, be a few hours), long-time high-temperature heat treatment can cause that metal base band hardness is serious to descend and form the heat etching groove on the surface, thereby influences the structure and the performance of epitaxial film.
Summary of the invention
The present invention is directed to a series of problems of RABiTS thermal treatment process, it is simple to propose a kind of technology, and good reproducibility is with low cost, can be widely used in preparing the method for the texture epitaxial film of superconduction, ferroelectric, optoelectronic thin-film.
A kind of method that forms the texture epitaxial film on metal base that the present invention proposes is characterized in that the technological process of described method is:
Metal base band is rolling → the coating solution preparation → and on the rolled metal base band, film → heat and impel the coating pyrolysis to become to form mutually texture epitaxial film and textured substrate.
In aforesaid method, described metal base is meant any pure metal material or the alloy material that texture transformation or structural phase transition take place; Be preferably: Ni, NiO, Ni alloy, Cu, Cu alloy, Ag, Ag alloy, Fe, Fe alloy, Mg, Mg alloy, Ti, Ti alloy, Al, V, Cr, Mn, Co, Zn; The purity of described metal base material is better than 99%, and the alloy component of described metal alloy compositions is 0.01wt.% at least.
In aforesaid method, described metal base material is through rolling, draw, pressing treatment, or through cutting out processing; Preferred metal base material is through handling greater than 90% rolling rate, and preferred metal base material is through handling greater than 95% rolling rate.
In aforesaid method, described epitaxial film materials system comprise in the material beneath any or more than one: alkaline rare earth Zirconium oxide, lanthanide oxide, yttrium europium oxide compound, YSZ, LaAlO
3, SrTiO
3, CeO
2, GdAlO
3, REAlO
3, NdAlO
3, LaMnO
3, LaZr
2O
7Or RE203 material; Or any in Si, Ge, GaAs, InP, InAs, InGaAs, CdS, GaN, InGaN, GaSb, the InSb semiconductor material or more than one; Or YBa
2Cu
3O
7-δ, REZ
2Cu
3O
7-δ, Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O, any in the TI-Ba-Ca-Cu-O superconducting material or more than one.
In aforesaid method, described RE203, REA
lO
3In RE be Gd, Y, Yb, En.
In aforesaid method, described YBa
2Cu
3O
7-δMiddle δ span is 0＜δ＜0.5.
In aforesaid method, described REZ
2Cu
3O
7-δIn RE be rare earth element, Z is alkaline rare earth element, described δ span is 0＜δ＜0.5.
The preparation method of epitaxial film coating solution of the present invention generally comprises sol-gel method (sol-gel), aerosol/spray heating decomposition (Aerosols/spray pyrolysis), deposition of metal organic method (MOD), electrophoretic method (electrophoresis), liquid phase epitaxial method, silk screen print method, doctor-blade casting process etc.
The superiority of this operational path provided by the invention is, traditional rolled metal base band texture formed and the buffering layer texture forms two step process and synthesizes a step process, can simplify technology greatly like this, and the high-temperature thermal annealing of having avoided must carrying out in order to be pre-formed biaxial texture in metal base band in two step process is handled a series of problems of being brought.From becoming the mechanism of phase, a step process and two step process exist many microtextures and interface binding kinetics difference, thereby can obtain different epitaxial film structure and performance.
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The typical process diagram of Fig. 1 for adopting the inventive method on metal base band, to prepare texture epitaxial film film.
Fig. 2 is XRD-2 diffracting spectrum that rolls attitude Ni base band of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is rolling the SrTiO of (100) orientation strongly that has of attitude Ni base band growth for the present invention
3The XRD-2 diffracting spectrum of film.
Fig. 4 is rolling the Ba of (100) orientation strongly that has of attitude Ni base band growth for the present invention
0.5Sr
0.5TiO
3The XRD-2 diffracting spectrum of film.
Fig. 5 is rolling the CeO that strong (100) orientation is arranged that grows on the attitude Ni base band for the present invention
2The XRD-2 diffracting spectrum of film.
Fig. 6 is rolling the CeO that strong (100) orientation is arranged that grows on the attitude Ni base band for the present invention
2The XRD of film (111) scans diffracting spectrum.
Fig. 7 is rolling the CeO that strong (100) orientation is arranged that grows on the attitude Ni base band for the present invention
2The XRD of film (111) utmost point figure.
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Embodiment 1
Rolling on the Ni base band of attitude, with the method coating last layer strontium titanate (SrTiO of spin coating or dip-coating
3) pioneer's colloidal sol, be warmed up to 150 ℃ with the speed of 2 ℃/min then after, the speed with 22 ℃/min is warmed up to 900 ℃ of insulation 150min again, stove is chilled to room temperature subsequently, 4%H has in advance substituted the bad for the good in the heat treatment furnace
2-Ar gas mixture.Then sample is taken out, find, occurred very strong (200) Ni texture in the sample, occurred stronger (200) SrTiO simultaneously by X-ray diffraction
3Pure texture.Adopt antivacuum TFA-MOD technology at the thick YBCO superconducting thin film of texture buffer-layer surface growth 500nm then, obtain the high C-axis orientation film of suiperconducting transition greater than 90K.
What Fig. 1 provided is to adopt the present invention to prepare the typical process flow figure of texture epitaxial film.
What Fig. 2 provided is the used XRD-2 diffracting spectrum that rolls attitude Ni base band, and what Fig. 3 provided is at the SrTiO that strong (100) orientation is arranged that rolls the growth of attitude Ni band by present method
3The XRD-2 diffracting spectrum.
Embodiment 2
Rolling on the Ni base band of attitude, with the method coating last layer Ba of spin coating or dip-coating
0.5Sr
0.5TiO
3Pioneer's colloidal sol, be warmed up to 150 ℃ with the speed of 2 ℃/min then after, the speed with 22 ℃/min is warmed up to 900 ℃ of insulation 150min again, stove is chilled to room temperature subsequently, 4%H has in advance substituted the bad for the good in the heat treatment furnace
2-Ar gas mixture.Then sample is taken out, find, occurred very strong (200) Ni texture in the sample, occurred stronger (200) Ba simultaneously by the X-ray diffraction of Fig. 4
0.5Sr
0.5TiO
3Pure texture.
Embodiment 3
Rolling on the Ni base band of attitude, applying pioneer's colloidal sol of last layer cerium oxide with the method for spin coating or dip-coating, after 50～200 ℃ of oven dry, sample is directly being put at the heat treatment furnace of 900 ℃ of insulations, 4%H has in advance substituted the bad for the good in the heat treatment furnace
2-Ar gas mixture, insulation is 30 minutes in stove, then sample is taken out, and finds by X ray-2 diffraction of Fig. 5, has occurred very strong (200) Ni texture in the sample, has occurred very strong (200) CeO simultaneously
2Film texture preferred orientation.By (111) scanning and the utmost point map analysis of Fig. 6 and Fig. 7, show the epitaxial film that adopts this technology to obtain to have good biaxial texture orientation again.
Claims (7)
1, a kind of method that on metal base, forms the texture epitaxial film, it is characterized in that the technological process of described method is: metal base band is rolling → the coating solution preparation → on the rolled metal base band, film → heat and impel the coating pyrolysis to become to form mutually texture epitaxial film and textured substrate.
According to the described method that on metal base, forms the texture epitaxial film of claim 1, it is characterized in that 2, described metal base is meant any pure metal material or the alloy material that texture transformation or structural phase transition take place; Be preferably: Ni, NiO, Ni alloy, Cu, Cu alloy, Ag, Ag alloy, Fe, Fe alloy, Mg, Mg alloy, Ti, Ti alloy, Al, V, Cr, Mn, Co, Zn; The purity of described metal base material is better than 99%, and the alloy component of described metal alloy compositions is 0.01wt.% at least.
According to the described method that on metal base, forms the texture epitaxial film of claim 1, it is characterized in that 3, that described metal base material is through rolling, draw, pressing treatment, or pass through and cut out processing; Preferred metal base material is through handling greater than 90% rolling rate, and preferred metal base material is through handling greater than 95% rolling rate.
4, according to the described method that on metal base, forms the texture epitaxial film of claim 1, it is characterized in that, described epitaxial film materials system comprise in the material beneath any or more than one: alkaline rare earth Zirconium oxide, lanthanide oxide, yttrium europium oxide compound, YSZ, LaAlO
3, SrTiO
3, CeO
2, GdAlO
3, REAlO
3, NdAlO
3, LaMnO
3, LaZr
2O
7Or RE2O3 material; Or any in Si, Ge, GaAs, InP, InAs, InGaAs, CdS, GaN, InGaN, GaSb, the InSb semiconductor material or more than one; Or YBa
2Cu
3O
7-δ, REZ
2Cu
3O
7-δ, Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O, any in the TI-Ba-Ca-Cu-O superconducting material or more than one.
5, according to claim 1 or the 4 described methods that on metal base, form the texture epitaxial film, it is characterized in that described RE2O3, REAlO
3In RE be Gd, Y, Yb, En.
6, according to claim 1 or the 4 described methods that on metal base, form the texture epitaxial film, it is characterized in that described YBa
2Cu
3O
7-δMiddle δ span is 0＜δ＜0.5.
7, according to claim 1 or the 4 described methods that on metal base, form the texture epitaxial film, it is characterized in that described REZ
2Cu
3O
7-δIn RE be rare earth element, Z is alkaline rare earth element, described δ span is 0＜δ＜0.5.
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