Method for coating of polyimide by electrodeposition

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20412975, 204181, 428675, C25D 1306, B23P 300

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ABSTRACT:
A method of coating a copper substrate comprises the steps of: anodically microsmoothing the copper substrate in an acid bath to provide a substantially smooth surface; electrocoating the microsmoothed substrate with a pin hole free nickel film having a thickness of between about 2.5 microns to about 12.5 microns; single step, non-aqueous electrocoating the microsmoothed, nickel coated substrate with a pin hole free polyamic acid polymer, and curing the polyamic acid coating to form a polyimide film free of copper ion contamination.

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