Method of making super conducting bonds for thin film devices

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29842, 29843, 174 94R, 505927, H01L 3924

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ABSTRACT:
An electrical connection between first and second members of superconductive material, such as niobium, is made by coating each member with an indium-lead-tin alloy solder. Each member is coated by initially applying a layer of either an indium-lead alloy or indium to a surface of the member. Then the surface is mechanically worked to break up any oxide coating that is underneath the applied layer. Next a lead-tin alloy or tin is alloyed with the applied layer to form a resultant surface layer of a indium-lead-tin alloy. The first and second members are placed in contact with each other and their respective surface layers of the indium-lead-tin alloy are melted to produce a bond therebetween. A bond form by this method also is described.

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In-Pb Equilibrium Phase Diagram.
In-Sn Equilibrium Phase Diagram.

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