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Microstructural evolution of nanotwinned copper in confined moderate-aspect-ratio through-silicon via geometries
Nanotwinned copper exhibits exceptional mechanical and electrical properties, making it a promising interconnect material for advanced electronic packaging. However, its microstructural evolution under microscale geometric confinement remains insufficiently understood. In this work, the thermal anne
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