ChangHee Son1,Sangyeop Lee2,Placid Ferreira1,Seok Kim2
University of Illinois1,Pohang University of Science and Technology2
ChangHee Son1,Sangyeop Lee2,Placid Ferreira1,Seok Kim2
University of Illinois1,Pohang University of Science and Technology2
Fabrication of devices on ultra-thin silicon(UTS) substrate has significantly advanced as the demand for flexible and compact devices rises. However, the majority of research only focuses on a conventional single-sided fabrication and does not implement a double-sided fabrication due to challenges in fabrication on a UTS substrate. Here we implement a pattern transfer technique that enables transferring the UTS freely between substrates and even flipping the UTS at any step between processes. As an example, we fabricated a double-sided coil patterned UTS substrate(DCUTS) and demonstrated its functionality as an actuator and vibrational energy harvester. A combination of experimental, computational, and theory-based simulation modeling results are presented. The results prove the possibility of adopting this technique in fabricating double-sided, namely, higher density devices or multi-functional devices through two different patternings on the front and back sides.