Multiple layer deposition for improving adhesion

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C428S319100, C428S319300, C428S319700, C428S901000

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07579070

ABSTRACT:
Methods to improve adhesion of a first material to a second material and electronics devices fabricated using such methods are described. A porous polymer layer is formed on a conductive layer. Forming the porous polymer layer leaves portions of the conductive layer exposed. A porous conductive layer is formed over the porous polymer layer and the exposed portions of the conductive layer. A continuous polymer layer is formed over the porous conductive layer. In one embodiment, the polymer layer includes a ferroelectric polymer, and the conductive layer includes a noble metal, e.g., gold.

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