Method for electroplating on resistive substrates

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

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C205S104000, C205S157000, C205S261000, C205S291000, C205S640000, C428S615000, C428S620000, C428S655000, C428S656000, C428S674000, C428S926000

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ABSTRACT:
A conductive material is electroplated onto a platable resistive metal barrier layer(s) employing a plating bath optionally comprising a super filling additive and a suppressor, and by changing the current or voltage as a function of the area of plated metal. A structure is also provided that comprises a substrate, a platable metal barrier layer(s) located on the substrate and a relatively continuous uniform electroplated layer of a conductive material located on the platable resistive metal barrier layer.

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