Abstract

The low temperature (216–415 °C) interdiffusion of vacuum-deposited Cr/Cu bilayers has been investigated by measuring the evolution of contact resistance. The activation energy of the diffusion process was measured. TCR and electrical resistance of the couples after the heat treatment period were measured as a function of heat treatment temperature. Some conclusions concerning the size-effect were obtained.

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