Nanogrinding of soft–brittle monocrystalline mercury cadmium telluride using a ceramic bond ultrafine diamond grinding wheel

Hongxiu Zhou, Chunmei Wang, Dongjie Zhao, Honghao Zhao
The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology,Volume 60, June 2012

Abstract

Nanogrinding experiments on soft–brittle monocrystalline mercury cadmium telluride (HgCdTe, MCT) were conducted using a novel developed ceramic bond ultrafine diamond grinding wheel. The experimental results showed that the ultrafine grinding wheel exhibited excellent grinding performance on HgCdTe wafers. Surface roughness Ra 1.4 nm, rms 1.7 nm, and PV 10.9 nm were respectively achieved under nanogrinding using this diamond grinding wheel. All the ground surfaces of MCT wafers exhibited ductile mode character, free of cracking and burn damage. The nanogrinding results were discussed in terms of the ceramic bond, as well as maximum undeformed chip thickness.

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