Abstract
In this report, an improved fabrication method of micro powder imprinting (μPI), which has the industrial value in reducing of the cost and procedures, is introduced to fabricate the thin yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) sheet with the micrometer scale patterns. The Kapton film mold was designed and employed in thermal imprinting in order to prevent the breakage of sheet as mold removing. After imprinting, debinding and sintering procedures, the well pattern consistence line and space patterns in scale of 8 μm were obtained on 300 μm thick ceramic sheets. The morphology of sintered ceramic patterns was observed and the behaviors of debinding and sintering were investigated in this report. Meanwhile, the imprinting on bilayer ceramic sheet was carried out and the results showed the well wave interface of each layer, which have the potential utilization for solid oxide fuel cell directly.
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