Apparatus and method for self-induced repair of circuit shorts a

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156643, 156646, 156654, 156656, 156345, 2041292, 2041294, B44C 122, C03F 102, C03C 1500, B23H 300

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050229559

ABSTRACT:
An automatic method and apparatus for the repair of circuit shorts and near-shorts present in narrow bridges or remnants of bridges between circuit lines. By applying a voltage across a pair of lines, certain electrical phenomena take place at the area of the short or near-short. The electrical phenomena thus generated induce a localized etching in either a gas-phase or liquid-phase medium depending upon which embodiment is used. The circuit lines are classified into four groups so that no adjacent lines belong to the same group. All lines in a group are connected to one of four separate electrical conductors. Each conductor is connected to one phase of a four phase ac source. All the shorts and near shorts on a circuit are repaired simultaneously and automatically in a single operation without having to locate the shorts and near shorts.

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patent: 4919971 (1990-04-01), Chen

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