Apparatus for positioning a pair of elements into aligned intima

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Photocell controls its own optical systems

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356172, G01N 2130

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041091582

ABSTRACT:
A continuous flexible web includes a flat flexible insulation substrate, copper cladding on at least one major surface of the substrate and a film of photoresist material adhesively bonded longitudinally to the copper cladding. Prepunched holes are formed in and through the web to ultimately provide through-hole connections between printed circuits formed on opposite sides of the substrate.
Successive sections of the web are indexed through an apparatus where the sections are positioned adjacent to a circuit pattern master and exposed to resist-developing ultraviolet rays. A photocell system cooperates with through-slots formed selectively in the web to precisely align the web sections with the circuit pattern master prior to exposure to the ultraviolet rays.

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