Metallized ceramic substrate and method therefor

Metal fusion bonding – Process – Metal to nonmetal with separate metallic filler

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228206, 228209, 228903, 156667, 204 384, 427 98, 427309, 4273767, 427404, B23K 120, B05D 304

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ABSTRACT:
A metallized ceramic substrate having an enhanced bond strength between the ceramic substrate and a conductive metal layer bonded thereto is disclosed. The metallized ceramic substrate includes a heterogeneous juncture band between a ceramic workpiece and a layer of electrically conductive material. The metallized ceramic substrate is made by a process which includes an acid etchant step that increases the actual surface area of the treated surface of the ceramic workpiece without undermining the integrity of the ceramic surface while at the same time selectively attacking vitreous binder phase present between substrate grains and creating even deeper penetration at the relatively higher energy triple joint junctures. In this manner, metal anchor sites that enhance adhesion are provided. During subsequent high temperature firing these anchors hold the resulting composite together as a chemical bond is formed in addition to a mechanical bond or interlock.

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