High-productivity method and apparatus for making customized int

Electrolysis: processes – compositions used therein – and methods – Electrolytic coating – Depositing predominantly single metal or alloy coating on...

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427 98, 427 96, 427142, 205115, C25D 502

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051416026

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method for plating metal on a conductor and/or across gaps on insulating substrates is described incorporating two probes, a probe positioner, first circuitry for applying alternating-current electrical power wherein the magnitude of the voltage is controlled as a function of time, and second circuitry for applying alternating-current electrical power wherein the magnitude of the current is controlled as a function of time. The invention overcomes the problem of providing an automatic apparatus for reliably repairing defective wiring or completing seeded sections of wiring having a wide range of initial thermal and electrical characteristics.

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