Abstract
Tough pitch copper strips rolled to 95 pct and annealed at 120°C were rolled successively to 10,20,30 and 80 pct and then annealed at 150°C or 450°C. The (200) pole figure for the annealing texture of copper strips rolled up to 30 pct and annealed at 150°C showed the (001)[100] orientation in accordance with that of the deformed matrix formed by the intermediate annealing and the secondary rolling. It is clear that the coarse grains with random orientations were nucleated and grown in the deformed matrix corresponding to the (001)[100] orientation.
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