Circuit board construction

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Miscellaneous

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174261, 361410, H05K 104

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049673149

ABSTRACT:
A high density multi-level printed wiring board having inter-level electrical connections made by via interconnect holes which are drilled or punched through only those layers of the wiring board that separate the two layers containing the conductors which are to be connected and said holes being filled with a low-resistance silver-filled conductive epoxy.

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Andrew Lovinger, Development of Electrical Conduction in Silver-filled Epoxy Adhesives, J. Adhesion, V. 10, pp. 1-15, (1979) Scotland copy in 252-512.

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