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Balancing photosensitivity and visible-light absorption in intrinsically black photosensitive polyimide: synthesis and metal patterning

Authors: Hao Zhong; Dezhi Zhan; Yongjian Zhu; Jing Li; Wanying Zhang; Yiyong Chen; Xin Liu; Chengbin Zou; Jinru Li; Zhenxuan Huang; Min Cao; Rui Chen; Shilong Zhong; Cheng Wang; Xudong Chen

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-4274-xStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Achieved CIE L* index of 21.39 and cut-off wavelength ≈ 555 nm, demonstrating deep visible-light blocking essential for preventing photoaging and ensuring circuit security in high-power-density packaging. • • Demonstrated lithographic sensitivity with fine copper line patterning at 40/80 μm line width/spacing, enabling high-density interconnects beyond the ~70 μm limit of subtractive processing. • • Achieved robust Cu/B-PSPI interfacial adhesion of 16.6 MPa, ensuring mechanical reliability under repeated deformation for flexible electronics. • • Utilized a main-/side-chain spatial decoupling strategy with precise monomer stoichiometric ratio, resolving the trade-off between UV photosensitivity and visible-light absorption, a critical bottleneck in B-PSPI development.